TEST 4: CH 35 Flashcards

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1
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What are the two types of partners?

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  • General

- Limited

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General Partners

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  • invest capital, manage business, and are personally liable for partnership debts
  • manages business and works it day to day
  • has unlimited liability
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Limited Partners

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  • invest capital but do not participate in management and are not personally liable for partnership debts beyond their capital contributions
  • investor
  • provides all money to run the business
  • only liable for their investment
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True or False: Limited Partnership requires permission from state.

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  • true, you must have permission from your state to establish a limited partnership
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True or False: You must have at least two general partners and one limited partner.

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  • false, at least one general partner and one limited partner
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True or False: There are no restrictions on maximum number of general or limited partners.

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  • true
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Certificate of Limited Partnership

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  • document executed and signed by two or more persons that makes a limited partnership legal and binding
  • written agreement with the state
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Name of Limited Partnership

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  • should not be name of other corporations
  • must state it is a limited partnership
  • may not include surname of limited partner unless it is also the surname of general partner
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Capital Contributions

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  • contribution may be in cash, property, services rendered, or promissory notes or other obligations to contribute cash, property, or to perform services
  • partner or creditor may bring lawsuit to enforce promise to make contribution
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Defective Formation

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  • occurs when:
    1. certificate not properly filed
    2. defects in certificate that is filed
    3. other statutory requirement for creation of limited partnership is not met
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Limited Partnership Agreement

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  • document that sets forth the rights and duties of general and limited partners
  • terms and conditions regarding operation, termination, and dissolution of partnership
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Share of Profit and Losses

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  • agreement may specify how profits and losses are to be allocated among the general and limited partners
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Right to Information

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  • each limited partner has right to obtain full information regarding state of business, finances, etc.
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New Limited Partner

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  • can be added only upon the written consent of all partners

- agreement can provide otherwise

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New General Partner

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  • can be admitted only upon written consent of each partner

- agreement cannot vary this requirement

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Liability of General Partners

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  • unlimited liability for debts and obligations of the partnership
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Liability of Limited Partners

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  • liable only up to their capital contributions

- creditor may enforce personal guarantee and recover payment from limited partner who guaranteed repayment of loan

18
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True or False: Limited partners have management rights.

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  • false, general partners have management rights
19
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Causes of Dissolution in a Limited Partnership

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  • end of life of limited partnership
  • written consent of both partners
  • withdrawal of general partner
  • entry of decree of judicial dissolution
20
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Winding Up (Limited Partnership)

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  • partnership must wind up its affairs upon dissolution

- affairs may be wound up by general or limited partners

21
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LLLP

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  • Limited Liability Limited Partnership
  • organized under state law by filing with the secretary of state’s office
  • both partners have limited liability
22
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Why do states grant LLLP?

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  • to attract a critical business to the state

- turn down if it is not