The doctrine of holding out is an application of the principle of:
The doctrine of holding out under Section 28 of the Indian Partnership Act is an application of the principle of "Estoppels", preventing a person who has represented himself…
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The doctrine of holding out is an application of the principle of:
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The doctrine of holding out under Section 28 of the Indian Partnership Act is an application of the principle of "Estoppels", preventing a person who has represented himself as a partner from denying liability to those who acted on that representation.
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