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General Partnership
Association of 2 or more persons to carry on as co-owners of business for profit, regardless of whether they intend to or not

Is a contract, so contract principles apply.

Partnership law doesn't require a writing; SoF may.
To determine who is a partner, look at following factors
1. Capital contribution not required
2. Right to control may be enough, even if never exercised
3. Sharing profits is just one factor; doesn't create presumption
Joint venture
Treated like a partnership, but requires express agreement on how the losses will be shared
Estoppel

If no partnership formed, parties may still be liable as if they are partners
Protects reasonable reliance by third parties

Analyze on a creditor-by-creditor basis
Partnership Property IS:

1) property acquired in partnerhip's name
2) property acquired in a partner's name and instrument transferring title indicates it's being acquired for partnership (e.g. mentioned)
REBUTTABLE PRESUMPTION:

1) If property is acquired with partnership funds
2) If acquired in partner's name w/o partnership funds, it's presumed to belong to partner if instrument transferring title doesn't indicate the property is being acquired for a partnership
Rights in Partnership Property
Partnership's Rights: unrestricted (owns property)
- can pledge its interest as collateral for a loan
- creditor of partnership can attach partnership's interest in property

Partner's Rights: extremely limited
Partner can use partnership property for only partnership purposes unless other partners consent. Right is not transferable
Partner's Interest in Partnership (i.e., 25% financial stake)
Right to receive a share of the profits: transferable

Interest in partnership is assignable. However, transferee doesn't become partner or acquire managerial rights.

Partnership interest is subject to community property law if acquired during life of community.