Gabe, Vinnie and Arnold begin to operate as a business. They do not do any formal filings, however, they continue to refer to themselves as partners and their customers reasonably presume they are partners. One day, a customer decides to sue the partnership.
a. They cannot sue the partnership because one does not exist.
b. They cannot deny the existence of a partnership under a theory of estoppel.
c. They cannot sue the partnership; they must sue an individual partner only.
d. Only the partner with whom there is a dispute can be sued.
Answer: c. They cannot sue the partnership; they must sue an individual partner only.
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