Section 55: Dissolution of limited partnership
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55. Dissolution of limited partnership
(1) A limited partnership shall be dissolved upon the occurrence of any of
the following events—
(a) upon the happening of any event specified in that respect in the
partnership agreement;
(b) upon the expiration of its fixed duration, unless notice of its continuance is filed with the Registrar not less than 15 days before
the date of expiration;
(c) where no duration is fixed for the partnership to exist, upon the
agreement of a majority of the general partners;
(d) upon the written agreement of all partners that the partnership
shall be dissolved;
(e) upon the death, legal incapacity, retirement, resignation, removal,
bankruptcy or dissolution of a general partner, unless—
(i) the partnership agreement permits the business of the limited partnership to be carried on by the remaining general
partners and there is, at the time of the death or other
event, at least one other general partner to carry on the
business of the limited partnership;
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(ii) another general partner is validly appointed to the partnership immediately upon the death or other such event; or
(iii) within a period of 90 days immediately following the date
of the death or other such event, all remaining partners
agree in writing to the continuation of the business of the
limited partnership and to the appointment, effective as
from that date, of such additional general partners as may
be necessary or desirable; or
(f) upon the making by the Court of an order—
(i) under section 56 (1) for the dissolution of the limited partnership; or
(ii) under section 71 (1) (ii) directing the deletion from the Register of the particulars of registration of the limited partnership.
(2) Subject to the partnership agreement—
(a) a limited partnership shall not be dissolved by—
(i) any change in the limited partners; or
(ii) the bankruptcy, death, retirement, removal, resignation, legal
incapacity or dissolution of any limited partner, whether an
individual, body corporate or unincorporated body; and
(b) a limited partner may not dissolve a limited partnership by notice.
(3) A limited partnership shall not be dissolved unless a notice of dissolution signed by a general partner is delivered to the Registrar and published
in 2 daily newspapers and in the Gazette.