22 Application of Act to partnerships
Gangmasters (Licensing) Act 2004 (2004 c 11) | Legislation

22  Application of Act to partnerships

(1)     A licence under this Act may be granted to a partnership in the firm name.

(2)     Where the partnership is not regarded as a legal person under the law of the country or territory under which it is formed, the grant of a licence to the partnership in the firm name—

(a)     continues to have effect notwithstanding a change of partners, so long as at least one of the persons who was a partner before the change remains a partner after it; and

(b)     has effect as the grant of a licence to those partners named in

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