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甲、乙、丙共同投资设立了普通合伙企业A企业。甲、乙分别出资12万元；丙出资10万元。在该企业存续期间，该企业发生了下列事实： (1)4月，甲执行合伙企业事务，并以A企业的名义与B公司签订了一份20万元的买卖合同。乙知道后，认为该买卖损害了公司利益，认为该合同无效，要求各合伙人作出决议，撤销甲以公司名义与B企业签订合的资格。 (2)6月，A企业吸收丁作为普通合伙人入伙，并管理企业事务。 (3)8月，丙欠C企业的6万元作为出资额的借款到期，但丙个人不足清偿账务。经甲同意将其在合伙企业中的部分财产份额转让，丁不知情。 (4)10月，丁因未履行出资义务，被要求退伙。 根据上述资料，分别回答下列问题： (1)甲以A企业名义签订的合同是否有效并说明理由。 (2)丁作为普通合伙人入伙，其入伙后的权利和责任有哪些 (3)丙是否可以将其在合伙企业中的部分财产份额转让并说明理由。 (4)丁是否符合被退伙的条件退伙的情形有哪些
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