[8J Duty to remove disqualified general partners]
Limited Partnerships Act 1907 (1907 c 24) | Legislation

[Duty to remove disqualified general partners]

[8J  Duty to remove disqualified general partners]

[(1)     The general partners in a limited partnership must take any steps that are necessary to ensure that any general partner in the limited partnership who is disqualified under the directors disqualification legislation (see subsection (3)) ceases to be a general partner.

(2)     Examples of the types of steps that the general partners might need to take include—

(a)     enforcing any express or implied agreement between the partners;

(b)     giving any notice, making any application or otherwise acting to dissolve the limited partnership.

(3)     A general partner

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