[10C Failure to notify other changes in partnerships]
Limited Partnerships Act 1907 (1907 c 24) | Legislation

[10C  Failure to notify other changes in partnerships]

[(1)     If the general partners fail to comply with section 10A or 10B an offence is committed by each general partner who is in default.

(2)     But where the general partner is a legal entity, it does not commit an offence as a general partner in default unless

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