Under the RUPA,a partner who does not have actual authority from all of the partners may still bind the partnership by:
A) executing a contract of suretyship in the partnership name.
B) selling partnership property which is not held for sale in the usual course of business.
C) paying an individual partner's debts out of partnership assets.
D) None of these actions allow the partner to bind the partnership.

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Under the Revised Uniform Partnership Act (RUPA), a partner must have actual authority from all of the partners to bind the partnership in actions that are outside the ordinary course of business. The actions listed in options A, B, and C are examples of decisions or transactions that would typically require the consent of all partners, as they fall outside the usual scope of partnership business or involve the use of partnership assets for personal debts.

Under the RUPA,a Partner Who Does Not Have Actual Authority