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general partnership

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General partnership
A partnership in which all participants are general partners. 
general partnership
A partnership in which each of the partners is liable for all of the firm's debts and the actions of one partner are binding on each of the other partners. Compare limited partnership.
general partnership

A partnership in which all partners are general partners. Contrast with limited partnership.



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