Representations about firm's affairs

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(1) A representation about a firm's affairs is evidence against the firm if the representation is made in the ordinary course of the firm's business by:

(a) if the firm is not an incorporated limited partnership – a partner in the firm; or

(b)

otherwise – a general partner in the firm.

(2) For this section, a representation includes an admission, and may be made orally, in writing or by conduct.

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19 Representations about firm's affairs