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Net profit is forty eight thousand rupees. A salary is sixty thousand rupees and deed says salary is payable only to the extent of available profit. What is correct treatment?

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Correct answer: Allow salary only forty eight thousand

The partnership deed places a special limit on A’s salary: it is payable only to the extent of available profit. The firm has a net profit of Rs 48,000, while the stated salary is Rs 60,000. Since the available profit is smaller than the agreed salary, the amount actually allowed cannot exceed Rs 48,000. The excess Rs 12,000 is not treated as an additional loss merely to pay the full salary.

Therefore option B is correct. The entire available profit is used to allow A’s salary, so A receives or is credited with Rs 48,000 under this condition. Option A ignores the limiting clause in the deed and would create a loss, which the clause prevents. Option C incorrectly treats the salary as completely unavailable, and option D ignores the specific salary provision and does not follow the stated agreement.

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