TITLE IN THE NAME OF OTHER

PERSONS
Where the title is in the name of one or more
but not all the partners, and the record does not
disclose the right of the partnership:
(1) The partners having title may convey title.
(2) The partnership may recover it when the
partners conveying title have no authority to
carry on the usual business of the
partnership, unless the purchaser or his
assignee is:
(a) A holder for value; and
(b) Without knowledge that the act
exceeded authority [Art. 1819, par. 4].
Where the title is in the name of one or more or
all the partners, or in a third person in trust for
the partnership a partner authorized to carry on
the usual business may convey equitable title in
the partnership name or in his own name [Art.
1819, par. 4].
Where the title is in the names of all the
partners, a conveyance executed by all of them
passes all the rights to the property [Art. 1819,
par. 5].
LIABILITY OF PARTNERSHIP
FOR ADMISSION BY A PARTNER
An admission or representation by any partner
may be used as evidence against the
partnership when:
(1) It concerns partnership affairs;
(2) Such affairs are within the scope of his
authority [Art. 1820].