You, Frick and Frack entered into a general partnership building sailboats under contract with area business people. In a freak (not to be confused with Frick or Frack) accident, Frack falls off a prototype vessel during testing and drowns. The death of Frack has thus caused a dissolution of the partnership while the firm is under contract to build three boats under construction. There are various materials at the boatyard, supplies on location and additional supplies needed to complete the boats under contract. You and Frick agree that you will be the partner in charge of the winding up process. What must you do? Boston Sailing Academy comes to you and wants to contract for a very expensive sailboat. Can you enter into this contract on behalf of the partnership? During the winding up process, you accidentally injure a supplier with a boat trailer. A legal representative of Frack’s estate argues in court that Frack’s estate is not liable for such injury. What response do you give the court?