When dissolving a partnership, a primary objective is to preserve the value of the investment. A buyout is often the only way to accomplish this. But how do we fairly gauge the exiting partner’s share of equity? The answer is referred to as Buy/Sell or Gud O’ Agud. Various questions of equity arise when forcing one partner out of the partnership. This article will attempt to deal with some of the issues surrounding Gud O’ Agud.
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
THE BAIS HAVAAD HALACHA JOURNAL: Volume 5776 Issue II Parshas Noach Dissolving A Partnership Understanding Gud o' Agud Buy/Sell By Rav Aryeh Finkel, Edited by Rav Shabsi Briller Members of the Bais HaVaad Dayanus Kollel
When dissolving a partnership, a primary objective is to preserve the value of the investment. A buyout is often the only way to accomplish this. But how do we fairly gauge the exiting partner’s share of equity? The answer is referred to as Buy/Sell or Gud O’ Agud. Various questions of equity arise when forcing one partner out of the partnership. This article will attempt to deal with some of the issues surrounding Gud O’ Agud.
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