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In some situations a deficit may occur in a partner’s capital account if its credit balance is too low to absorb share of losses, such deficit may be cleared by either partner investing cash or other asset or the partner’s capital deficit is distributed to the other partners in their resulting loss sharing ratio.
The amount of cash each partner will receive as liquidating distribution when equipment is sold for the amount stated in each of the following cases.
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