COMPANY vs PARTNERSHIP | Differences between Company & Partnership? |CSEET | CS Payal Popli

COMPANY vs PARTNERSHIP | Differences between Company & Partnership? |Legal Aptitude and Logical reasoning | CSEET | CS Payal Popli

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Teacher's Name - CS Payal Popli
Topic - Distinction between Company and Partnership
Chapter 4 -Elements of Company Law
Subject - Legal Aptitude and Logical Reasoning
CSEET (ICSI)

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Distinction between Company and Partnership
The principal points of distinction between a company and a partnership firm, are as follows:
(1) A company is a distinct legal person. A partnership firm is not distinct from the several persons who compose it.
(2) In a partnership, the property of the firm is the property of the individuals comprising it. In a company, it belongs to the company and not to the individuals comprising it.
(3) Creditors of a partnership firm are creditors of individual partners and a decree against the firm can be executed against the partners jointly and severally. The creditors of a company can proceed only against the company and not against its members.
(4) Partners are the agents of the firm, but members of a company are not its agents. A partner can dispose of the property and incur liabilities as long as he acts in the course of the firm’s business. A member of a company has no such power.
(5) A partner cannot contract with his firm, whereas a member of a company can.
(6) A partner cannot transfer his share and make the transferee a member of the firm without the consent of the other partners, whereas a company’s share can ordinarily be transferred.
(7) Restrictions on a partner’s authority contained in the partnership contract do not bind outsiders; whereas such restrictions incorporated in the Articles are effective, because the public are bound to acquaint themselves with them.
(8) A partner’s liability is always unlimited whereas that of shareholder may be limited either by shares or a guarantee.
(9) A company has perpetual succession, i.e. the death or insolvency of a shareholder or all of them does not affect the life of the company, whereas the death or insolvency of a partner dissolves the firm, unless otherwise provided.
(10) A company is legally required to have its accounts audited annually by a chartered accountant, whereas the accounts of a firm are audited at the discretion of the partners.
(11) A company, being a creation of law, can only be dissolved as laid down by law. A partnership firm, on the other hand, is the result of an agreement and can be dissolved at any time by agreement.

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