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Under Revised Uniform Partnership Act (RUPA), an association of 2 or more persons to carry on as co-owners of a business for profit as a partnership |
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RUPA provides:
1. The act of any partner, for apparently carrying on in the ordinary course of business, binds the partnership UNLESS:
a. the partner had no authority to act
b. the 3rd party KNEW that the partner did not have authority |
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Distinguish disassociation - where there is a change in the relationship of partners..
Partnership at will - automatically dissolves upon notice of express will of one of prtnrs
- dissolves upon winding up - period between disso and termination in which the remaining prtnrs liquidate assets to satisfy debts
- partner gets compensation for winding up
Priority $$ - 1. creditors, 2. Capital contributors by prtnrs, 3. profits back to prtnrs |
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A partner becomes disassociated from ptnrshp IF:
1. Notice by partner's express will to w/draw
2. expulsion by unanimous vote by Court order
3. Partner incapacity
- after partner disassociated, others MUST by out his shares |
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At least 1 general partner & at least 1 limited partner
Formation: MUST file LP certificate w/ SOS
LPs have limited liability (not liable for ptnrshp obligations)
- Generally, may NOT control or manage business
- GP subject to all liabilities of a partner
- both share profits & losses based on their agreement |
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Limited liability partners |
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- partners are NOT personally liable for LLPs obligations
- MUST file w/ SOS
- name must end in -- LLP |
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Duty of loyalty
Duty of care
Equal control in management
no right to salary - right to profits |
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Partners may NOT:
1. engage in self-dealing
2. usurp partnership opportunity
3. no secret profits |
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Requires partner to refrain from reckless, negligent or unlawful conduct |
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1. absent an agreement to the contrary - profits are shared equally
2. absent an agreement - losses are shared like profits
* remember ANYTHING can be modified by agreement. Therefore very important to mention "absent agreement"
Each partner MUST be repaid their loans & capital contributions |
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