Under Slovenian corporate law, what is the difference between a silent partner (tihi družbenik) and a general partner in a partnership?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. A silent partner contributes capital and shares profits but does not manage the business publicly
- Step 1: In a silent partnership (tiha družba, historically defined), a silent partner invests financial assets in another's business for a profit share without public appearance or management authority. Answer: A silent partner contributes capital and shares profits but does not manage the business publicly. Why not the others: A silent partner has liability limited to their capital contribution, is not a state auditor, and holds no unilateral veto power.
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