Partnerships and LLCs
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Which of the following are appropriate methods of contribution by a limited partner?

  • Cash
  • A promise to contribute cash or property
  • Property
  • All of the above (correct)
  • Which of the following is not a correct statement concerning a court power in equity to dissolve a partnership?

  • The business cannot be carried on in conformity with the partnership agreement.
  • A partner has engaged in conduct making it not practicable to carry on business.
  • The economic purpose of the partnership is frustrated.
  • A partner is incapable of performing partnership duties. (correct)
  • Which of the following statements is correct regarding personal liability in a partnership?

  • Both Puff and Blow are personally liable to the judgment creditors.
  • Puff is personally liable to the judgment creditors, but Blow is not.
  • Neither Puff nor Blow is personally liable to the judgment creditors because they formed a limited partnership.
  • Puff and Blow are jointly and severally liable to the judgment creditors as partners. (correct)
  • Which of the following may be waived in a partnership agreement?

    <p>None of the above provisions is waivable.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Assuming the partnership purchased paint and brushes on credit in 2008, who would be liable?

    <p>D would not be liable for payment of the obligation unless she expressly agreed to become liable for the debt.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Assuming the partnership purchased paint and brushes on credit in 2013, who is liable for payment?

    <p>None of the above.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In a partnership where withdrawal is not specified in the agreement, what are the withdrawal options for a limited partner?

    <p>LP may not withdraw from the partnership without the approval of the general partners.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    After dissolution, if Riff and Raff have $3,000 left after paying outside creditors, what is the share of each partner?

    <p>Riff gets $1,500, and Raff gets $1,500.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Is Acme entitled to payment in the partnership dispute?

    <p>Yes, but Acme can collect only from Riff since Raff was no longer responsible for payment.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Is Frieda liable for the obligation resulting from the lawsuit between Metro Industries and XYZ?

    <p>Frieda is not liable since the negligence occurred prior to her becoming a partner.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is liable for the loan obtained by John for remodeling the office without making payments?

    <p>Ringo is not liable because Mick did not rely on the representation that Ringo was a partner when he extended credit to the partnership.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Is Ringo entitled to share in the assets of the partnership after all debts are paid off?

    <p>Yes. Ringo was held out to the public as a partner; therefore, he is entitled to share in the assets and liabilities of the partnership.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Regarding Fenton’s rights in the event of a dissolution of the partnership, which statement is true?

    <p>Fenton may receive Joe’s share of the assets that remain after all creditors have been paid.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which factor would a court find dispositive in determining whether the telescope bought by Frank for the detective agency is partnership property?

    <p>The telescope was titled in the partnership name.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Partnership Formation and Contributions

    • A partnership can be formed with equal shares of profit among partners (e.g., A, B, and C are each entitled to equal shares of profit).
    • Partners can contribute cash, property, or a promise to contribute cash or property to the partnership.

    Dissolution of Partnerships

    • A partner can dissociate from the partnership, but may still be liable for existing debts (e.g., A dissociates from the partnership, but may still be liable for debts incurred prior to dissociation).
    • A partner may file a statement of dissociation to be released from existing obligations, but may still be liable if the creditor knows of the dissociation and materially alters the nature of the obligation without the partner's consent.

    Partnership Liability

    • Partners are personally liable for partnership debts (e.g., Puff and Blow are personally liable for judgments against the partnership).
    • A limited partner may not be personally liable for partnership debts, but may be liable if they participate in the control of the business.
    • A partner who dissociates from the partnership may still be liable for debts incurred prior to dissociation.

    Partnership Agreements

    • Partners can waive certain rights, such as access to books and records, but may not waive duties of loyalty and care.
    • Partners can agree to modify or waive certain provisions of the partnership agreement.

    Partnership Property

    • Partnership property is owned by the partnership, and not by individual partners.
    • Partners have a right to use partnership property for partnership purposes.

    Limited Partnerships

    • A limited partner is not personally liable for partnership debts.
    • A limited partner may not participate in the control of the business.

    Partnership Obligations

    • Partners are liable for obligations incurred by the partnership, including debts and liabilities.
    • Partners may be liable for obligations incurred prior to their joining the partnership.

    Accounting and Financial Matters

    • Partners are entitled to an accounting of partnership assets and profits.
    • Partners may be liable for partnership debts and liabilities, even if they have not received a distribution of profits.

    Misrepresentation and Estoppel

    • A person who is held out to be a partner may be liable as a partner, even if they are not actually a partner.
    • A person who represents themselves as a partner may be estopped from denying their partnership status.

    Dissolution and Winding Up

    • Partners may dissolve the partnership and wind up its affairs.
    • Partners may be entitled to a distribution of partnership assets after paying off debts and liabilities.

    Partnership Authority

    • Partners have authority to bind the partnership, but may not have authority to bind individual partners.
    • Partners may be liable for unauthorized acts of other partners.

    Terminating a Partnership

    • Partners may terminate a partnership by agreement, or by dissociation of a partner.
    • Partners may be liable for partnership debts and liabilities after termination of the partnership.### Partnership Dissolution
    • In the event of a dissolution of the partnership, Fenton may receive Joe's share of the assets that remain after all creditors have been paid.
    • Fenton has the right to participate in the winding up of the partnership.
    • Fenton has the right to require an accounting spanning the period from the date of the last accounting to the dissolution.

    Partnership Property

    • A telescope bought by Frank for the detective agency to use on surveillance is considered partnership property.
    • Factors that determine whether the telescope is partnership property include:
      • The close relationship between the telescope and the surveillance activities of the detective agency.
      • The detective agency has used the telescope on numerous occasions in the course of its business.
      • The telescope was titled in the partnership name.
      • The telescope has been improved by acquisition of the tripod.

    Limited Partnerships

    • Huey, Dewey, and Lewey are all limited partners in a limited partnership formed for the purpose of investing in real estate.
    • Huey's contribution to the limited partnership was $5,000.

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    This quiz covers topics related to partnerships and limited liability companies (LLCs), including profit sharing and contributions. Test your knowledge of the different methods of contribution by limited partners and other aspects of partnerships and LLCs.

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