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A dissociated partner signs an ordinary-course equipment lease in the partnership's name two months after leaving. The lessor reasonably believes the person is still a partner and has no notice of dissociation, so the partnership must pay under the lease.
What claim may the partnership have against the former partner?

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The former partner is liable only if the third party had actual notice of dissociation before contracting. The former partner may be liable to the partnership for loss caused by the obligation if the partnership is bound by the former partner's post-dissociation act. The former partner's liability is limited to the value of any buyout already paid. The former partner has no possible liability once dissociation occurs.

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