In the case of In Re KeyTronics , the court held that:
A) the intent of the parties to form a partnership is controlling as to partnership formation under the RUPA.
B) there is a requirement that the parties have a specific agreement in order to form a partnership.
C) the intent of the parties to form a partnership will be ascertained objectively from all the evidence and circumstances.
D) under Section 202(a) of the RUPA, the intent necessary to form an association refers to the intent to form a partnership per se.

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In Re KeyTronics, the court emphasized that the intent of the parties to form a partnership is determined objectively from all available evidence and circumstances, rather than solely on the subjective intent or declarations of the parties. This approach aligns with the principles of the Revised Uniform Partnership Act (RUPA), which focuses on the actions and agreements of the parties to ascertain the existence of a partnership.

In the Case of in Re KeyTronics , the Court