To address the question, we will compute the total realization from the sale of assets, calculate Sanjay's commission, and determine any remaining amounts or expenses.
Realization from Sale of Assets:
Plant: Sold for ₹72,000
Debtors: Sold for ₹54,000
Furniture: Sold for ₹18,000
Stock: 90% of book value, i.e., 90% of ₹50,000 = ₹45,000
Investments: Sold for ₹76,000
Bills Receivable: Sold for ₹31,000
Total realization from assets = ₹72,000 + ₹54,000 + ₹18,000 + ₹45,000 + ₹76,000 + ₹31,000 = ₹2,96,000
Calculation of Commission for Sanjay:
Sanjay's commission is 6% on the sale of all assets except cash.
Commission = 6% × ₹2,96,000 = ₹17,760
Adjustments for Creditors and Realization Expenses:
One creditor, amounting to ₹1,300, did not claim their payment.
Remaining liabilities to creditors = Total creditors - Unclaimed creditor = ₹2,70,000 - ₹1,300 = ₹2,68,700
Expenses of realization paid by Sanjay = ₹4,500
Calculation of Net Amount Available: Total amount realized from assets = ₹2,96,000
Sanjay's commission = ₹17,760
Net amount after commission = ₹2,96,000 - ₹17,760 = ₹2,78,240
Total expenses including liabilities = Creditors + Expenses = ₹2,68,700 + ₹4,500 = ₹2,73,200
Net amount after settling liabilities and expenses = ₹2,78,240 - ₹2,73,200 = ₹5,040
In conclusion, after the sale of assets, payment of expenses, liabilities, and Sanjay's commission, the firm has ₹5,040 left. This amount can be considered part of the remaining capital or distributed as per the firm’s agreement.
The total realization from the sale of assets was ₹2,96,000, from which Sanjay's commission of ₹17,760 was deducted. After accounting for liabilities of ₹1,73,200, the remaining amount was ₹1,05,040. This can be considered for future distribution per agreement among partners.
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