In the partnership BARK Enterprises, which statement about Klaudia is false?

The statement regarding Klaudia that is false is that she may engage in the buying and selling of rice without the consent of the other partners. In a general partnership, all partners typically have equal authority to conduct the business of the partnership, meaning that decisions regarding the buying and selling of goods should ideally involve the consent or agreement of all partners unless the partnership agreement specifies otherwise.

Engaging in actions that are outside the ordinary course of business or significant transactions usually requires consent from the other partners. The buying and selling of rice, particularly if it is not in line with the partnership's established business activities, would likely require consultation and agreement among all partners, including Klaudia.

The other statements reflect accurately the principles of partnership law. A partner like Belinda may indeed engage in external business without needing the consent of the other partners, provided it doesn't interfere with the partnership's business interests. Regarding liability, partners usually share liability for partnership debts, and Klaudia could be held liable for partnership debts using her separate property if the partnership is unable to cover those debts, which is a fundamental aspect of partnership liability.