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Rajesh and prabhu entered into parnership to start a firm namely M/s R.P Enterpieses by writing a partnership Deed. Rajesh invests more capital than a

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Rajesh and prabhu entered into parnership to start a firm namely M/s R.P Enterpieses by writing a partnership Deed. Rajesh invests more capital than also manages the business Rajesh demands that he should be given 75 % of profit 75 % instead of 50% as agreed is his demand acceptable ? give your reasons .


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Rajesh shall be paid share in profit as per the partship Deed .

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