Partnership Accounting Research Articles

Partnership Accounts in Twelfth Century Genoa

In a sketch of the activities of a Genoese public notary of the late twelfth century, which appeared in this Bulletin some time ago, it was pointed out that his records included a considerable number of partnership contracts. Such contracts were almost always concluded for the purpose of trading overseas. As we know, the Genoese merchants of the twelfth century were chiefly engaged in the trade with North Africa, Romania (the Byzantine Empire), the Levant, and also Spain, southern France, Sicily, and Sardinia.

Partnership Accounts in Twelfth Century Genoa

Partnership Accounts in Twelfth Century Genoa

Partnership Accounting. Claims of Surviving Partner. Painter et al. v. Painter et al., 36 Pac. Rep. 865 (Col.)

Partnership Accounting. Claims of Surviving Partner. Painter et al. v. Painter et al., 36 Pac. Rep. 865 (Col.)