The latter provision, like new paragraph (a)(5), provided that the partners could avoid dissolution by contrary agreement

Paragraph (a)(6): See the Comment to § 14-8-32. Paragraph (a)(7): There was no comparable provision or case law. Subsection (b): There was no comparable provision and prior case law was apparently inconsistent. See Fenner & Beane v. Nelson, 64 Ga. App. 600, 13 S.E.2d 694 (1941). Subsection (c): There was no comparable provision. An additional cause of dissolution under prior Georgia case law but not under new § 14-8-31 was bankruptcy of a partner or of the partnership. See Meinhard, Schaul & Co. v. Folsom Bros., 3 Ga. App. 251, 59 S.E. 830 (1907). Official UPA This section has been substantially changed from the official version. The distinction between causes in contravention of the partnership agreement and those not in contravention has been deleted, in order to clarify that the parties’ agreement and not the Act should control. Accordingly, the lead-in to official subsection 31(1), official subsections 31(1)(c) and 31(2), and the reference to ‘‘definite term or particular undertaking’’ in official subsection 31(1)(b) have been deleted, since all of this language was relevant only to whether the dissolution was ‘‘in contravention.’’ However, subsection (c) has been added in order to clarify that, in the absence of contrary agreement, a dissolution is not in contravention when it is opposed only by assigned or charged partners. The reference to partner withdrawal has been added to paragraph (a)(2). Bankruptcy of a partner or of the partnership has been deleted as a cause of dissolution. Paragraph (a)(5) has been changed from official subsection 31(4) to permit the partners to avoid dissolution upon death of a partner. Paragraph (a)(7) has been added. Finally, subsection (b) has been added in order to specifically reverse the contrary implication in Fenner & Beane v. Nelson, supra. Cross-References Continuation of partnership after expiration of agreed term: § 14-8-23. Assignment of partnership interest as not causing dissolution: § 14-8-27(b). Definition of dissolution: § 14-8-29. Dissolution distinguished from termination and winding up: § 14-8-30. Grounds of dissolution by decree of court: § 14-8-32. Consequences of dissolution: § 14-8-33 et seq.