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The partnership deed requires signatures of two partners to sell firm assets. This provision relates to which type of control?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Internal control over assets

Requiring two partners' signatures is meant to safeguard firm assets and prevent unilateral disposal — a classic internal control over assets. The clause enforces dual authorization, reducing the risk of unauthorized sale. Option B (restriction on a single partner’s authority) is related because it limits binding power, but the primary control objective here is protecting assets, not merely altering representation rules. Exam tip: when the stem mentions 'sell', 'assets' or 'signatures', think of asset protection/authorization controls.

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PartnershipDeedInternal ControlAssetsAccountancyPartnership DeedPartnership Accounts Basic ConceptsClass 12 Mcq

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