In the Case of in Re KeyTronics , the Court

question 13

Multiple Choice

In the case of In Re KeyTronics , the court held that:

• A) the intent of the parties to form a partnership is controlling as to partnership formation under the RUPA.
• B) there is a requirement that the parties have a specific agreement in order to form a partnership.
• C) the intent of the parties to form a partnership will be ascertained objectively from all the evidence and circumstances.
• D) under Section 202(a) of the RUPA, the intent necessary to form an association refers to the intent to form a partnership per se.

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