Theresa and Bobbi bought a racecar together. They agreed to share all expenses and split net profits equally. There was no agreement as to the duration of the partnership. After about a year, Bobbi decided she was tired of the racing business and left the partnership. Bobbi did not violate the partnership agreement. Theresa claims Bobbi's leaving was wrongful. Is Theresa correct?

No she is not, a partner has the right to quit the partnership at any moment in a partnership at will.

Explanation:

General partners get the option and ability to leave the joint venture at whatever moment, whereas limited and restricted partners are only allowed to leave the partnership in accordance with the terms of the partnership agreement.

Bobby is in accordance with the law to leave whenever, and hasn't broken any agreement.

Whenever a general or limited partner chooses to leave the joint venture, the business continues to remain unless it has been agreed by all partners to dissolve.