KOLEJ PROFESSIONAL MARA AYER MOLEK
COMPANY LAW (LAW2513)
TUTORIAL 4 – Relationship Between Partners to One
Another
1. Who must indemnify a partner who has made
payments or incurred personal liabilities for anything done to preserve the
business or property of the firm?
A. the
partner
B. the
firm
C. the
third party
D. the
court
2. Which of the
following is NOT the three ways to determine the partnership’s property ?
A.
The property
which is belonged to a partner
personally, it is a partnership’s property
B.
The property
which is originally brought into a partnership’s stock is a partnership’s
property
C. the property which is bought with
partnership’s money, it is a partnership’s property
D. the
property which is obtained for purpose and in the course of partnership’s
business is partnership’s property
3. Suzana,
without knowledge of the other partners, had used one of the printing machines
of the firm to print wedding invitation cards ordered by some members of the
public. She earned substantial profits
from this venture which she kept in her personal account.
From
the situation above, Suzana had breached the duty of a partner which is ...
A.
Duty of partner to render accounts and full
information
B.
Duty of partner to be accountable for private profits
that she makes
C.
Duty of partner to be accountable for profits from
competing business
D.
Duty of a partner to use a partnership property
4. Advances
made by a partner to the firm have the following effects except:
A.
It
is considered as a loan
B.
Interest
ought to be paid to the partner who had made the advances
C.
The
partner who had made advances cannot continue to become a partner
D.
It
is an increase of the partner’s contribution to the capital
5. What is the legal implication if one
partner provides the money and the other provides the skill or knowledge only
as a contribution to the capital in the partnership ?
A. The
skill is similar to the firm’s losses that must be shared equally by all
partners
B. The skill would be considered as
different with the money contributed
C. The
skill or knowledge such partnered would be considered as equal to the money
provided by the other
D. The partner who provides the skill will
not be considered as a partner.
6. According
to s.26(b), in what circumstances the firm must indemnify a partner?
A. When a partner has incurred cost or
liability on behalf of the firm
B. When a partner has not received any
payment from the firm
C. When a partner has acted not necessary
for partnership business
D. When a partner has done wrong to the
partnership.
7. S.26 (a) states:” all partners are
entitled to share equally in the capital and profits of the business ……….”
The above provision means_________
A. all
partners are in equal standing ,even if among them there are those who
contributed to capital and there are those who have not
B. every partner has a right to contribute
equally to the capital
C. each
partner given right to participate in the management of the business
D. profits
are divided equally between the partners but the firm’s losses must not be
shared equally.
8. Afiah
and Budin were partners in a firm which carried on food and beverage business.
Budin without the consent of Afiah make a secret profit for himself by entering
into a contract with Ariff Bhd. What is the effect of the above situation?
A.
Budin may enable to keep his
profits.
B.
Budin has to render all the profits
that he gained to the firm.
C.
Budin may share all the profits with
Afiah.
D.
Budin is not responsible to disclose
the secret profits that he obtained to Afiah.
9. 9. Maisura
and Faiz operate a bakery business as partnership, where Faiz provides RM100,000 and Maisura provides her skills. If on dissolution, the business
suffers a loss of RM50,000 then _________.
A.
Maisura
has to contribute RM50, 000.
B.
Faiz
has to contribute RM50, 000.
C.
Maisura
and Faiz will each have to contribute RM25, 000.
D.
Maisura
has to contribute RM10, 000 and Faiz RM40,000.
10.
According
to the principle of “uberrimae fidae”, every partner has _____.
I.
to
display utmost good faith in all dealing.
II.
to
exercise mutual trust and confidence.
III.
to
disclose on all matters relating to partnership matters.
IV.
to
disclose on all matters relating to partnership and personal matters.
A.
I,
II and III.
B.
I,
II and IV.
C.
II,
III, and IV.
D.
I,
II, III and IV.
11. A partnership may not expel any of its
partners unless
A.
Notice
has been given
B.
The
partner has committed an offence
C.
The
partner was given a warning
D.
There
is an express provision in the partnership agreement
12. Which of the following situation allow
majority of partners in a firm to expel any of it partners?
A.
The partner has breached his duty
B.
The partner has committed crime
C.
There is an express provision to expel
in the partnership agreement
D.
The partners refused to apologize for
his mistake
SECTION
B (20 MARKS)
Answer
one (1) question from this section
Question
1
(a) Explain
briefly the duty of partners to render accounts and full information.
[2
marks]
(b) Explain the followings and support your
answer with a relevant section and decided case.
i. the
accountability of partners for private
[5 marks]
ii. the
accountability of partners for profits from competing business.[5 marks]
(c) Define what is a partnership property. [2 marks]
(d) Explain briefly the three rules to
determine partnership property. [6 marks]
SECTION C
Answer any two questions from this section.
Question
1
(a)
With
regard to section 27 of Partnership Act 1967, explain the right of partners
relating to
(i)
capital
and profit
(ii)
introduction
of a new partner
[8
marks]
(b)
Atabara
Enterprise is a firm that run a business of photocopy, laminating and binding
services. Fairuz, Suzana and Zakiah are partners in the said firm.
Suzana
without knowledge of other partners, had used one of the printing machine of
the firm to print wedding invitation cards ordered by some of her old friends.
She earned profit from this activity which she kept in her personal account.
Later, both
of the other two partners discovered about secret profit made by Suzana and
claimed for repayment of the profit to the firm.
Advise Suzana as to whether she is
accountable for private profits obtained by her.
[12
marks]
[Total
: 20 marks]
QUESTION
TWO
a)
Isma
and Raha were partners in woolen manufacturer’s business situated in Penang.
Isma lived in Johor Bharu and took little part in the running of the business.
Raha bought Isma’s shares for RM21,000. Later, Isma discovered that the
business was worth considerably more and that various assets unknown to her had
not been disclosed.
Advice Raha as to whether she had
breached of a duty as a partner. [10
marks]
b)
Aishah,
Asmah and Hariz were partner in the firm. Aishah was the only one who had been
sued by the third party and she settles the partnership debts. Discuss whether
she has a right to claim indemnity from the other partner or the firm. State
the authority.
[5 marks]
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