A Practical Treatise on the Law of Partnership offers a practical, detailed look at how partnerships are formed, operated, and dissolved, with clear guidance on both legal and equitable remedies.
This edition covers the core rules, how partners bind the firm, and what happens in bankruptcy, dissolution, and after the end of a partnership. The material is organized for quick reference and real‑world use, making it valuable for students, lawyers, and business professionals.
Inside, you’ll find structured explanations of partnership interests, how property is treated, and how transfers or assignments affect joint and separate estates. The text also addresses complex scenarios like liquidations, bankruptcies, and the roles of executors, guardians, and dormant or ostensible partners. Appendices provide practical precedents and forms to illustrate how these rules work in real transactions.
- Clear guidance on how a partnership binds the firm through contracts and actions
- Rules for property, dissolution, and the division of assets between partners
- Insight into the interplay of legal and equitable remedies in partnership disputes
- Appendices with sample deeds, precedents, and case references for practical use
Ideal for readers studying commercial law, practicing attorneys, or business owners who need a reliable reference on partnership issues and their implications.