In a general partnership, the authorization of all partners is required for an individual partner to bind the partnership in a business transaction to:
Choice "c" is correct. All partners have apparent authority to enter into transactions apparently within the regular scope of the partnership business. No such authority exists, however, for transactions outside the regular scope of business. The sale of a business's goodwill is extraordinary and is outside the ordinary scope of business. Thus, a partner must get authorization from all other partners to make the sale.
Choice "a" is incorrect. All partners have apparent authority to enter into transactions apparently within the regular scope of the partnership business. Purchasing inventory is within the regular scope of business, so a partner need not get permission from the other partners to bind the partnership.
Choice "b" is incorrect. All partners have apparent authority to enter into transactions apparently within the regular scope of the partnership business. Hiring employees is within the regular scope of a business, so a partner need not get permission from the other partners to bind the partnership.
Choice "d" is incorrect. All partners have apparent authority to enter into transactions apparently within the regular scope of the partnership business. Entering into advertising contracts is within the regular course of business, and so a partner need not get permission from the other partners to bind the partnership.
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