alleryStart learning →An LLP runs for over six months with one partner. Who is personally liable?
AThe sole remaining partner
BAll the former partners
CThe statutory auditor
DThe designated partners
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The sole remaining partner
The lone partner who knowingly carries on business alone after six months becomes personally liable for obligations incurred in that period.
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