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Under the Indian Partnership Act, 1932, the burden of proving that the person had no knowledge of his…

Section30(6) places the burden of proving lack of knowledge of admission until a particular date on the persons asserting that fact. That could be any litigant making the…

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Under the Indian Partnership Act, 1932, the burden of proving that the person had no knowledge of his admission to the benefits of partnership lies on:

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Section30(6) places the burden of proving lack of knowledge of admission until a particular date on the persons asserting that fact. That could be any litigant making the assertion; it is not allocated solely by creditor, Registrar or partner status.

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