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REGULATORY
FRAMEWORK ON
BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS
(PART 3)
based on lectures by
Atty. Dante de la Cruz, CPA (CPAR; 2016)
Q: IS AN ORALLY-CONSTITUTED
PARTNERSHIP STILL VALID EVEN
IF REAL PROPERTY WAS
CONTRIBUTED?
A: Generally, partnerships can be
made orally, the contract being
perfected on the consent of the
parties alone. If the parties
contribute real property regardless
of value, the partnership must be
turned into writing, otherwise void
The partnership is void as to third
persons, which means it cannot
validly make transactions with
them. But the partnership remains
valid between the partners