alleryStart learning →What is a partner's personal liability for LLP obligations?
AJointly with all partners
BUp to his profit share
CUp to twice his capital
DNo personal liability
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. No personal liability
An LLP's obligations are solely its own, so a partner is not personally liable merely because he is a partner.
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