In case of dissolution of partnership, the business of the firm __________. A. does not come to an end B. comes to an end C. will come to an end shortly D. constitution of the firm remains unchanged

does not come to an end
comes to an end
will come to an end shortly
constitution of the firm remains unchanged

The correct answer is: B. comes to an end.

A partnership is a business relationship between two or more people who agree to share the profits and losses of the business. When a partnership is dissolved, the business comes to an end. The partners may sell the assets of the business, pay off any debts, and then divide the remaining money among themselves.

Option A is incorrect because the business of the firm does come to an end when a partnership is dissolved.

Option C is incorrect because the business of the firm

will not come to an end shortly when a partnership is dissolved. The business will come to an end immediately upon dissolution.

Option D is incorrect because the constitution of the firm does not remain unchanged when a partnership is dissolved. The partnership is terminated and the partners are no longer legally bound to each other.