The document discusses three key partnership acts in India:
1. The Partnership Act 1890 which established rules for general partnerships, requiring all partners to be actively involved and jointly liable.
2. The Limited Partnership Act 1907 which allowed for limited partnerships with both general and limited partners, making general partners fully liable but limiting liability for limited partners.
3. The Limited Liability Partnership Act 2000 (LLP) which established limited liability partnerships that function similar to companies, limiting liability for all partners but with more formal registration requirements.
The document discusses three key partnership acts in India:
1. The Partnership Act 1890 which established rules for general partnerships, requiring all partners to be actively involved and jointly liable.
2. The Limited Partnership Act 1907 which allowed for limited partnerships with both general and limited partners, making general partners fully liable but limiting liability for limited partners.
3. The Limited Liability Partnership Act 2000 (LLP) which established limited liability partnerships that function similar to companies, limiting liability for all partners but with more formal registration requirements.
The document discusses three key partnership acts in India:
1. The Partnership Act 1890 which established rules for general partnerships, requiring all partners to be actively involved and jointly liable.
2. The Limited Partnership Act 1907 which allowed for limited partnerships with both general and limited partners, making general partners fully liable but limiting liability for limited partners.
3. The Limited Liability Partnership Act 2000 (LLP) which established limited liability partnerships that function similar to companies, limiting liability for all partners but with more formal registration requirements.
Minimum two and max unlimited Profit and loss equally distributed Equally responsible for sudden loss Equally liable for liabilities Must Joint patnership account Written or oral agreement partnership end at partner death
2:Limited patnership act 1907
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
*there must be one general partner responsible for all libilities
*Minimum 2 max should not exceed 20 *One with unlimited liabilities *limited liabilities for limited partners *Death does not end limitd liability *Must be registered with the Registrar of Companies *no part in the management *bankrupt: only the general partners are liable *L.Lhe is not an agent of the firm
document must be signed and state
1. name 2. location/ address of its registered office * A registration fee also
1. Limited liability patnership act 2000 (LLP)
*Just like company
*Dissolve by mutaul agreement or by notic *Liabilities are limited *More legal docoments requirement *Minimum 2 maximum unlimited *More formal *Every member is an agentof the LLP -----------*partner who retires is still liablefor any outstanding debtsincurred while they were a partner *under partnership Act 1890 profit sharing will be equally