Part I Names
Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2000 (2000 c 12) | Legislation

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Section 1

Part I Names

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Name to indicate status

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(1)     The name of a limited liability partnership must end with—

(a)     the expression “limited liability partnershipâ€, or

(b)     the abbreviation “llp†or “LLPâ€.

(2)     But if the incorporation document for a limited liability partnership states that the registered office is to be situated in Wales, its name must end with—

(a)     one of the expressions “limited liability partnership†and “partneriaeth atebolrwydd cyfyngedigâ€, or

(b)     one of the abbreviations “llpâ€, “LLPâ€, “pac†and “PACâ€.

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Change of name

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(1)     A limited liability partnership

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