Section 28: Application for registration and continuation of foreign limited liability
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28. Application for registration and continuation of foreign limited liability
partnership
(1) Subject to this Part, a foreign limited liability partnership may apply to
the Registrar to be registered, or continue, as a foreign limited liability
partnership in Mauritius.
(2) A foreign limited liability partnership shall not be registered, or
continue, as a foreign limited liability partnership in Mauritius under this Act
unless—
(a) it is authorised under the law of the country in which it is
constituted to be registered in Mauritius as a limited liability
partnership;
(b) it has complied with the requirements, if any, of this Act to
enable it to be registered as a limited liability partnership in
Mauritius;
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(c) the application for registration of the foreign limited liability
partnership has obtained the consent of a majority of its
partners;
(d) it would, immediately after being registered under this Act, be
solvent; and
(e) it provides such other document or information as the Registrar
may require.
(3) A foreign limited liability partnership shall not be registered under this
Act where—
(a) the foreign limited liability partnership is in the process of being
wound up or liquidated;
(b) a receiver or manager has been appointed, whether by a Court
or otherwise, in relation to the property of the foreign limited
liability partnership; or
(c) there is a scheme or order in force in relation to the foreign
limited liability partnership where the rights of the creditors are
suspended or restricted.
(4) The Registrar may require that any document submitted on an
application be translated in English and certified in such manner he may
consider appropriate.
(5) For the purpose of this section—
“manager” has the same meaning as in section 182 of the Insolvency
Act.