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Two friends, Ajay and Sameer, jointly own a property but do not run a business with it. Can this arrangement be considered a partnership? - Commercial Applications

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Question

Two friends, Ajay and Sameer, jointly own a property but do not run a business with it. Can this arrangement be considered a partnership?

Options

  • Yes, because they jointly own a property.

  • No, because they are not running a business.

  • Yes, if they share the rental income equally.

  • No, because partnership must involve more than two people.

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Solution

No, because they are not running a business.

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Chapter 3: Ownership Structures - Partnership - EXERCISES [Page 41]

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C. B. Gupta Commercial Applications [English] Class 9 ICSE
Chapter 3 Ownership Structures - Partnership
EXERCISES | Q I. 24. | Page 41
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