Powers of partnership
63 Powers of partnership
An incorporated limited partnership has:
the legal capacity and powers of a natural person; and
the powers of a corporation.
Without limiting subsection (1), the partnership has the powers to:
create, confer, vary or cancel interests in the partnership; and
carry on its business; and
enter into contracts or otherwise acquire rights or liabilities;
and
acquire, hold or dispose of property; and
appoint agents and attorneys, and act as an agent for other people; and
form, and participate in the formation of, corporations; and
participate in partnerships, trusts, joint ventures, other associations and other arrangements for the sharing of profits; and
do anything else it is authorised to do under this Part or the partnership agreement.
The partnership agreement may limit the partnership's powers.
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