Supreme Court of India
The Commissioner of Income-tax, Bombay v. M/s. Dwarkadas Khetan & Co.
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Income Tax - Partnership firm including minor, if can be registered- Indian Income-tax Act, I9ZZ (II of I9ZZ), s. z6A Indian Partnership Act, I93Z (IX of I9JZ), s. 30. · One of the persons who entered into a partnership was a minor and in the instrument of partnership he was described as a full partner with equal rights and obligations with the other adult partners. The deed of partnership which was signed by the minor was produced before the Registrar of Firms for regis tration and he granted a certificate showing the minor as a full partner and not as one entitled merely to the benefts of
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