Third parties and limited liability partnerships

Resource type: Practice note

Status: Maintained

Jurisdictions: England, Scotland, Wales

Each member of an LLP is an agent for that LLP and can bind that LLP, except in limited circumstances. The Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2000 gives protection to third parties dealing with members of an LLP.
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  • Resource ID: 3-107-3923
  • Products:  PLC UK Corporate, PLC UK Law Department, PLC UK Property, PLC UK Public Sector
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