Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008
Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008
Introduction
LLP has a separate legal entity liable to the full extent of its
assets the liability of the partners would be limited to there
agreed contribution in the LLP.
Characteristic of LLP
Body Corporate.
Perpetual succession.
Separate Legal Entity.
Mutual Agency.
LLP Agreement.
Artificial Legal Person.
Common Seal.
Limited Liability.
Management of Business.
Minimum & Maximum number of Partners.
Business for Profit Only.
Investigation.
Compromise or Arrangement.
Conversion into LLP.
E-Filling of Documents.
Foreign LLPs.
Advantages
Separate Legal Entity
Easy to Establish
Minimum Capital Contribution
No Restrictions as to Maximum Number of Partners
No Requirement to Maintain Statutory Records
Except Books of Accounts
Easy to Dissolve or Wind up
Less Cost of Formation
Disadvantages
LLP can not Raise Fund From Public
Under Some Cases , Liability May Extend to personal
Assets of Partners
No Separation of Management From Owner
An LLP Must have At Least two Members . If one
member chooses to leave the partnership the LLP may
have to be dissolved.
Incorporation Of Limited Liability Partnership
PROCESS
Name of LLP
Name and Address of Partners
Form of Contribution and interest on Contribution
Profit sharing ratio
Remuneration of Partners
Rights & Duties of Partners
Proposed Business
Rules for governing LLP.
Steps to incorporate LLP
Name Reservation :-
1. The first step to incorporate Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is
reservation of name of LLP.
2. Applicant has to file e-Form 1, for ascertaining availability and
reservation of the name of a LLP business.
Incorporate LLP :-