Dissolution or retirement

If there is partnership firm having two partners A & B but they want to give their business to their sons C & D and they create ONLY ONE reconstitution of firm deed where in two partners admitted i.e. C & D and two partners are retired i.e A & B. so it is legal or not. I want to know it is dissolution of firm or not?

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This discussion explores whether admitting two sons (C & D) as partners and retiring the original two partners (A & B) through a single reconstitution deed constitutes a dissolution of the firm. The consensus is that this is a reconstitution, not a dissolution, as the firm continues to exist with new partners. The user is seeking legal references to support this understanding.

No it is not dissolution of firm

Sir can you give reference of law

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