[8R Duty to notify registrar of change in partners]
Limited Partnerships Act 1907 (1907 c 24) | Legislation

[Notification of information about partners]

[8R  Duty to notify registrar of change in partners]

[(1)     The general partners in a limited partnership must give notice to the registrar if a person—

(a)     becomes a general partner or limited partner in the limited partnership, or

(b)     ceases to be a general partner or limited partner in the limited partnership.

(2)     A notice under subsection (1)(a) must contain the required information about the general partner or limited partner (see Part 2 of the Schedule).

(3)     A notice under subsection (1)(a) of a person becoming a general partner must contain a statement that the new general partner is not disqualified under the

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