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Influence of lack of partnership deed

Describe the provision of 'Indian partnership Act 1932‘concerning sharing of profits in lack of any provision in partnership deed.

Answer: In the lack of any provision in the Partnership deed, gain or losses are share by Partners uniformly.

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