F.22 What is “extract and creditworthiness” and whether it has a mandatory format? All activities that a company wishes to carry out will be included in the agreement. However, the MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) [1] must approve the nature of the activity during registration. In accordance with Section 7 of the LLP Act 2008, each Liability Limited or LLP partnership requires at least 2 partners. In this format, each partner is designated as a designated partner. However, the term “partner” may include both individuals and entities. These provisions are a separate part of the agreement that defines the terms it uses. Lack of evidence or documents or information or absences before the inspector without reasonable cause A limited liability partnership contract must contain information relating to the registry`s headquarters. The LLP headquarters is also known as the headquarters of LLP. In addition, all details regarding new and existing partners, profit-sharing rates and capital contributions are included in this agreement. The loss rate is the way forward for the distribution of LLP profits and losses.

LLP is required to provide information on the LLP agreement, changes to the LLP agreement and changes in detail from designated partners and partners. The stages of the transformation of companies or private companies or unlisted public enterprises into LLP are largely similar to those of the creation of LLP. It should be noted, however, that the LLP does not provide for a procedure for the transformation of LLP into a corporation or a company. However, with limited models, the activity of assets and liabilities can be transferred to a partnership company or a company, and then LLP can be liquidated. The provisions of Ss. 55-58 of the LLP Act do not provide for the transformation of individual companies into individual LLP. In the event that a chartered accounting partnership company is converted into an LLP within the meaning of the provisions of the LLP Act, this LLP will then be transformed in accordance with the provisions of S.