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Answer» When any partner file a suit for dissolution of a firm on any of the following circumstances and the court orders to dissolve the firm : - When any partner become insolvent.
- When any partner becomes of unsound mind.
- When a partner willfully and persistently breaches the partnership agreement.
- When a partner undertakes misconduct against partnership firm or against business of firm.
- When a partner becomes permanently incapable of performing his duties as a partner.
- When a firm continuously incurs losses and is unable to run a business due to loss.
- When a partner transfers his whole interest in the partnership to a third party without the consent of other partners.
- When the court finds any other ground to be just and equitable for the dissolution of the firm.
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