Guidelines

Can LLP firm be a member of a company?

Can LLP firm be a member of a company?

Unlike a partnership firm, LLP is a body corporate as provided in section 3 of the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008. Hence, it can become a member of the company and hold shares in its name.

Can LLP become partner in another partnership firm?

A firm cannot enter into a partnership with LLP. It is their case that though LLP is a kind of partnership having the nature of company the provisions in the LLP are completely frustrating the purport of Section 25 and 49 of the Indian Partnership Act, 1932.

Can a company become a member in another company?

A company may become a member of another company if it is authorized by its MOA or AOA, or if it takes the shares of another company by way of a Compromise or Arrangement. A company cannot, however, buy its shares. Also, subject to some exceptions i.e., a company cannot buy shares of its holding company.

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Can LLP invest in other companies?

LLP can invest in a Private Limited company/ Public company and become a shareholder of that company. Corporate body can be a partner of an LLP. Less Government intervention. Foreign nationals can be the partners in an LLP.

Can LLP become subsidiary of a company?

Since both the tests are not satisfied, LLP cannot be a subsidiary of a company. This is irrespective of the fact that company holds the entire contribution of LLP and directors of company are partners/designated partners of LLP.

Can a private limited company become a partner in a partnership firm?

YES, A private limited company can become partner in a partnership firm. There are no requirements under the companies act 1956 and Indian partnership act 1932 in this case. However it is always a good corporate practice to pass a board resolution.

Can a company enter into a partnership with an individual?

In absence of express provision in the memorandum of association a corporation cannot enter into a partnership either with individuals or other corporations.

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Can LLP become shareholder in a company?

An LLP is a lawful organization holding assets and properties in its name. It can become a shareholder of a company by agreeing to the Memorandum of Association of the company or by subsequent purchase of shares in the company.

Can LLP be incorporated as NBFC?

As per the above provision, it is concluded that the RBI approves non-banking financial institutional activities to the companies which are registered under the company act, after fulfilment of certain conditions. Hence an LLP cannot register itself as an NBFC for investment or financing activities as per RBI rule.