If a Partner's Act Is Not Apparently for Carrying on in the Ordinary

Multiple Choice

If a partner's act is not apparently for carrying on in the ordinary course the partnership business:

A) the partnership is bound only where the partner has actual authority.
B) the third person dealing with the partner becomes liable along with the partner.
C) the partner is necessarily acting without authority.
D) the partnership is bound anyway because a partner always has authority to bind the partnership.