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Volume 45, Issue No. 1 of the Texas Journal of Business Law (Fall, 2012)
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Partnership Law – Does a Partner’s Desire to Terminate the Partnership at a Later Date Constitute Dissolution?

Partnership Law – Does a Partner’s Desire to Terminate the Partnership at a Later Date Constitute Dissolution?

Buck v. Palmer, 381 S.W.3d 525 (Tex. 2012)

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Automatic Dissolution DoctrineConclusive Evidence of Dissolution DoctrineDe Novo StandardEvent of Withdrawal DoctrineExpression of Intent to Dissolve as Sufficient Evidence DoctrineOverwhelming Evidence StandardPartnership LawSummary Judgment StandardTexas Business Organizations Code §152.501(A)Texas Business Organizations Code §152.501(B)(1)
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