| (A) Dissolution of firm by agreement |
(II) With the consent of all partners |
A firm may be dissolved by mutual consent or agreement of all partners (Section 40, Indian Partnership Act). |
| (B) Compulsory dissolution of firm |
(III) When business of a firm becomes illegal |
Dissolution becomes compulsory when the firm’s business becomes unlawful or illegal (Section 41). |
| (C) Dissolution of firm by notice |
(IV) At the request of any one partner |
In a partnership at will, any partner may dissolve the firm by giving notice to the others (Section 43). |
| (D) Dissolution of firm by Court |
(I) When a partner becomes insane |
The Court may order dissolution when a partner becomes of unsound mind or permanently incapable (Section 44). |