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UK Law Reference

สรุป

The Partnership Act 1890 provides the default legal framework for partnerships in England & Wales. It defines partnership, sets out the rights and duties of partners, and governs the dissolution of partnerships. Its provisions apply unless varied by agreement between the partners.

ประเด็นสำคัญ

  • Partnership defined as 'the relation which subsists between persons carrying on a business in common with a view of profit' (s.1)
  • Every partner is an agent of the firm and the other partners (s.5)
  • Partners share profits equally unless agreed otherwise (s.24)
  • Partners are jointly liable for the firm's debts (s.9)
  • A partner must account for private profits derived from partnership business (s.29)
  • Partnership dissolves on notice, death, or bankruptcy of a partner (ss.32–34)
  • Partners have a duty of utmost good faith to each other
  • Partnership defined — business carried on in common with a view of profit (s.1)
  • Partners are agents of the firm and each other (s.5)
  • Joint and several liability for firm's obligations
  • Default rules — equal sharing of profits and losses, no salary, mutual rights of management
  • Good faith — duty of utmost good faith between partners (s.28-30)
  • Dissolution by notice, death, or illegality

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2000Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2000

Created LLPs as an alternative to traditional partnerships with limited liability.