Dissolution of a partnership, Financial Accounting

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Dissolution of a partnership
A partnership is dissolved when:

It is temporary (maybe set up for a given period which has lapsed);
One partner notifies the others in writing, of his intention to retire;
A partner dies, becomes insane or bankrupt;
The partnership becomes unlawful.

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