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In an LLP, the partners' liability does not extend to their personal assets except in cases of:
Anormal business losses
Bordinary trade debts
Cfraud or wrongful acts by that partner
Droutine operations
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. fraud or wrongful acts by that partner
Partners are not personally liable except for their own fraud/wrongful acts.
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