(i) all property, rights and interests which partners may have brought into the common stock as their contribution to the common business;

(ii) all the property, rights and interest acquired or purchased by or for the firm, or for the purposes and in the course of the business of the firm; and

(iii) Goodwill of the business.

Further, if the contrary intension does not appear, the property acquired with the money of the firm is deemed to have been acquired for the firm.

In the instant case, Rahul and Kapil are partners in the firm M/s Saxena Marble House. Without the consent of Kapil, Rahul purchased 100 shares of a reputed company in his name, but he made the payment from firm’s account. The answers are:

(a) As shares were purchased from the money of firm, shares will be deemed to be the property of firm.

(b) In case Rahul debits himself in the accounts books of firm as became a debtor of the firm, shares will not be deemed the property of the firm. They will be the personal property of Rahul.