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Question
Explain the following term/concept:
Nominal Partner.
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Solution
- A partner who only lends his name and reputation to the partnership firm is called a nominal partner.
- He is simply obliging his friends by allowing the firm to use his name as a partner.
- He may or may not be given any share in the profits of the firm.
- He does not contribute to the capital of the business.
- He is liable to the debts of the firm.
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