alleryStart learning →A departing partner fears the LLP will not report his exit. What may he do?
AFile the notice himself
BWait for the auditor's report
CApply to dissolve the LLP
DAppoint a replacement partner
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. File the notice himself
A person ceasing to be a partner may himself file the notice with the Registrar if he reasonably believes the LLP will not.
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