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In-Kind Distribution of Partnership Assets
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In-Kind Distribution of Partnership Assets

Dreifuerst v. Dreifuerst; Unless otherwise agreed, partners who have not wrongfully dissolved the partnership have a right to wind up the partnership and force a sale of the partnership assets; partnership at will.
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