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By good - will is meant a man ' s business or the business of a firm as
distinguished from the stock in trade or capital . It is the reputation which a firm
acquires by their business methods . A purchaser of a business including the
good - will ...
By good - will is meant a man ' s business or the business of a firm as
distinguished from the stock in trade or capital . It is the reputation which a firm
acquires by their business methods . A purchaser of a business including the
good - will ...
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The partners make up the firm which is commonly held to be an entity the same
as a corporation , though the law generally regards the partners as joint owners
of the firm property . Kinds of Partnership . A general partnership is one in which ...
The partners make up the firm which is commonly held to be an entity the same
as a corporation , though the law generally regards the partners as joint owners
of the firm property . Kinds of Partnership . A general partnership is one in which ...
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It is presumed that a partnership commenced at the time the articles of
copartnership are drawn unless otherwise stated . Use of Name in Partnership . -
When a partner withdraws from a firm , but allows his name to be used as before ,
or if one ...
It is presumed that a partnership commenced at the time the articles of
copartnership are drawn unless otherwise stated . Use of Name in Partnership . -
When a partner withdraws from a firm , but allows his name to be used as before ,
or if one ...
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Special notice should also be sent to each one of the creditors of the firm .
Authority of Partners . - As a general rule the whole firm and each member of it is
bound by the acts and contracts of one partner , because in law the act or
contract of ...
Special notice should also be sent to each one of the creditors of the firm .
Authority of Partners . - As a general rule the whole firm and each member of it is
bound by the acts and contracts of one partner , because in law the act or
contract of ...
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They may belong to an individual or a firm . Functions . — The business of private
banks varies in different localities . In many cases they possess the principal
functions of national banks ; in other cases their attention is directed only to
special ...
They may belong to an individual or a firm . Functions . — The business of private
banks varies in different localities . In many cases they possess the principal
functions of national banks ; in other cases their attention is directed only to
special ...
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| Title | The Business Man's Encyclopedia: a Hip-pocket Business Counsellor-- ...: 1. Business law. 2. Business methods. [4], 156 p. illus Volume 1 of The Business Man's Encyclopedia: a Hip-pocket Business Counsellor-- |
| Publisher | System Company, 1905 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Dec 2007 |
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