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    A

    TERM PAPER

    ON

    MERCANTILE LAWS

    TOPIC: PARTNERSHIP ON FOOT WEAR

    SUBMITTED TO : SUBMITTED BY

    GEETANJLI MAM BIRBAL KUMAR MAHATO

    REG.NO. -10906418

    ROLL NO. A12

    SECTION:- RR1908

    BBA 1ST

    SEMESTER

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    CONTENT

    Introduction

    The Topic

    Reason for Selection of this Topic

    Importance

    Learning from the StudyPartners

    Name of all the partner,address, qualification

    Capital Contribution

    Profit Sharing Ratio

    Duration Of Partnership Firm

    Firm

    Firms Name

    Address Of The Firm

    Nature Of The Business of The FirmPlace Of The Firm

    Registration Of The Firm

    Rates Of Interest On Capital,Drawing ,And Loans

    Duties Of All The Partner To The Firm

    Right Of A partner

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    CHAPTER 1- INTRODUCTION

    1.1 THE TOPIC: FOOTWEAR

    At footwearI was assigned with the topic asto know how the partnership firm can

    be open .I joined the company as a partner. The selection of the topic was to know

    how the partnership firm work through them.

    Footwear consist of garmentsworn on the feet .It is for variety of reason, including protection agains the

    environment .Footwear is sometimes associ with fetishism, particularly in

    some recent fashion in shoes and boots.

    1.2 REASON FOR SELECTION OF THIS TOPIC:

    The footwear is one of the increasing company in India. The partnership company

    are one of the powerful, efficient and effective channel through which the company

    sales its various types of products.. Where as in my entire term paper I found myinterest in working in a team, dealing with customers and finally convincing them

    to buy a product.

    1.3 IMPORTANCE:

    The ultimate purpose of giving me this topic was to know about the various law of

    partnership,rights and duties of partner and to know about business law. how the

    partnership firm can work and how the company can generate maximum profit

    and grow up, and to know relation of partners to third parties and at last how thepartnership firm can be dissolve.

    1.4 LEARNING FROM THE STUDY:

    The process of partnership related transaction, partnership related various terms,

    work environment of the firm. Different products and services provided by the

    firm. Customers perception about the different products. The brand image of the

    firm. What are the problems faced by customer on daily basis. How to

    communicate with the customers. Different techniques of dealing with the

    customers. How to convince and convert a customer into a real customer. and atthe last how to better response to the customer problem.

    PARTNERS:

    DEFINATION: According to section 4 two or more person who have agreed to

    share the profit of a business carried on by all or any of them acting for all.

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    FIRM :

    Person who have entered into partnership with another are called collectively a

    firm .Altough in the commercial sense a firm has distinct meaning , according to

    Indian law a firm is not entity, a firm is merelly a collectively name for the

    members composing it .

    FIRMS NAME :

    BETA SHOES PVT. LTD.

    ADDRESS OF THE FIRM:

    Model Town, Jalandher City

    Road no - 8

    NATURE OF THE BUSINESS OF THE FIRM:

    In this firm the nature of the business is the manufacturing of the footwear like,

    sport shoe ,leather shoe,sandels , etc.

    PLACE OF THE BUSINESS OF THE FIRM:

    The place in which the firm is situated model town, jalandher city .This land isjointly purchased by all the partners in which the firm is situated.This land is

    jointly purchased so we (all the partner ) are owner of this land.

    REGISTRATION OF THE FIRM:

    A company can not come into existence unless it is registered under the

    companies act,1956. Section 58 lays down the process for effecting registration

    of firm or company . It provide that a firm may get it self registered by making an

    application to the registrar of firm of the area in which any place of business of

    the firm is situsted .

    The application for registration must be made in the prescribe form and must

    contain the following particulars .

    a)The firm name

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    b)the place of the business of the firm or if there are more than one place of its

    business the principal place .

    c)The names of any others places where the firm carries an business.

    d)The date when each partner joined the firm .

    e)The name in full and permanent address of the partner.

    f)Duration of the firm.

    After full fill these necessary things the application shall be signed by all the

    partner .When the register is satisfied that he provisions of section 58 have been

    duly complied with he shall record an entry of the statement in register of firm .

    RATES OF INTEREST ON CAPITAL, DRAWING, AND LOANS :

    An advance by a partner to a firm is not treated asan increase of his capital but

    rather as a loan on which intrest should be paid .The partner may be fixed a

    lower or higher rate as they think fit .

    DUTIES OF ALL THE PARTNER TO THE FIRM:

    1.To carry on the business of the firm to the gretes common advantage.

    2.To be just faithful to each other.

    3.To render true account .

    4.To provide full information .

    5.To indemnify for loss caused by fraud.

    6.Prohibition against carrying on the business.

    7.To share loss.

    8.To indemnify for loss caused by willful neglect.

    9.To hold and use propery of the firm.

    10.To account for personal profit.

    11.To accounts for profit of competing business.

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    12.Not to assign his right.

    Right of a partner :

    1.To take part in the management.

    2.Right to be consulted.

    3.Right of access to accounts.

    4. To share the profit.

    5.Right to intrest on capital.

    6. Right to interest on advances.

    7.Right to indemnity .

    8.Right to the use of the partnership property.

    9.Partners authority in an emergency.

    10.No new partner to be introduced.

    11.No liability before joining.

    12.Right to retire.

    13.Right not to be expelled.

    14.Right of outgoing partner to share subsequent profit.