[19 Registrar's power to confirm dissolution of limited partnership]
Limited Partnerships Act 1907 (1907 c 24) | Legislation

[19  Registrar's power to confirm dissolution of limited partnership]

[(1)     If the registrar has reasonable cause to believe that a limited partnership has been dissolved, the registrar may publish a notice in the Gazette (a “dissolution notice”) stating that fact.

(2)     Where the registrar proposes to publish a dissolution notice, the registrar must first publish in the Gazette a notice (a “warning notice”)—

(a)     explaining the registrar's proposal and its effect (see subsection (6)), and

(b)     inviting any person to make representations about

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