Partnership
Partnership
Partnership
Article 1767
Partnership a contract whereby two or more persons bind
themselves to
contribute money, property or
industry to a common fund,
with the intention of
dividing the profits among themselves and
with
the
practice of their profession.
Other definition:
1) A partnership is an association of two or more persons to carry on as
co-owners a business for profit.
2) A partnership is a legal relation based upon the expressed or implied
agreement of two or more competent persons whereby they unite their
property, labor or skill in carrying some lawful business as principals
for their joint profit.
3) A partnership is a joint undertaking to share in the profit and loss.
4) A partnership is the status arising out a contract entered into by two
or more persons whereby they agree to share as common owners the
profits on a business carried on by all or any of them on behalf of all of
them.
5) A partnership is an organization for production of income to which each
partner contributes one or both of the ingredients of income, which are
capital or service.
6) A partnership is an entity, distinct and apart from the members
composing it and,, for the purpose of which it was created; it is a
person having its own assets and liabilities and any benefit or liability
attaching to a member of the partnership, results from the partnership
relation.
Note: As a form of business organization, a partnership falls
between two extremes of organization form- the single
proprietorship and the corporation.
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