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Where a firm's dissolution is brought about by a regular deed of dissolution which purports to effect the dissolution from an anterior date

A. The deed of dissolution shall effect the dissolution from the date of the deed

B. The deed of dissolution shall effect the dissolution from the anterior date mentioned in the deed

C. The deed of dissolution shall be ineffective and a fresh agreement of dissolution has to be entered into

D. Only (C) and not (A) or (B)

Answer: Option A

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