Application for registration
16 Application for registration
An application for registration as a limited partnership may be made by —
a partnership (including an external partnership); or
a proposed partner in a proposed limited partnership.
An application for registration as a limited partnership is made by lodging with the Commissioner a statement that —
is in the form approved by the Commissioner; and
contains each of the matters set out in subsection (3); and
is signed —
if the application is made by a partnership — by each partner in the partnership or by a person given authority to make the application on behalf of the partnership and the partners in it; or
in any other case — by each proposed partner in the proposed partnership.
The statement must contain, in relation to the proposed limited partnership, each of the following matters —
the proposed firm name;
the address of the proposed registered office;
the name of each proposed partner, being —
if the partner is an individual — their full name; or
if the partner is a body corporate — its corporate name; or
if the partner is a partnership — its firm name or, if the partnership does not have a firm name, the full name of each partner in the partnership;
the address of each proposed partner, being —
if the partner is an individual — their principal place of residence; or
if the partner is a body corporate — its registered office as defined in the Corporations Act section 9; or
if the partner is a partnership — its principal office;
a statement in relation to each proposed partner as to —
whether they will be a general partner or a limited partner; and
whether they are an individual, a body corporate or a partnership;
in relation to each proposed limited partner —
a statement of their agreed contribution; and
a statement to the effect that their liability to contribute is limited to their agreed contribution; and
a statement of the amount of their agreed contribution that has been paid and the amount of their agreed contribution that is unpaid;
any other particulars that are required by the form or prescribed.
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