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Try this:MICHIGAN REVISED UNIFORM LIMITED PARTNERSHIP ACT - Act 213 of 1982449.1101 et seq.
California Limited Liability Company Act (“LLC Act”) apply to limited liability corporation. Visit www.corp.ca.gov for more details.
Limited company can be public or private. There is no necessary a limited company should be a public company. Public companies are those company which are registered with company act 2013 under section 2(71). However a public company must be have a limited liability.
Yes, there is a certain amount that cannot be passed in a lawsuit under the texas limited liability act.
Let’s discuss the different types of business structures in India, following is the list of same: Private Limited Company: This Company is the most prevalent & popular type of corporate legal entity in India. Private Limited Company is a privately held business entity and Company is privately held by the shareholders & the maximum number of shareholders shouldn’t be more than 200. Similarly, the liability arrangement in a Private Company is that of a Limited Partnership, wherein the shareholder’s liability extends only up to the number of shares held by them. Usually, a Private Company in India doesn’t offer or trade its shares to the general public on the stock exchanges, but rather the private stock of the Company is traded or owned. Public Limited Company: This Company is a group of members which is incorporated under the Companies Act and it has a separate legal existence & the liability of its members are limited to the share they hold. OPC or One Person Company: A One Person Company is a company established by only one person. A single person established & managed the Company. A One Person Company has all the features of a Company like limited liability, perpetual succession & a separate legal entity. LLP or Limited Liability Partnership: Limited Liability Partnership is an alternative corporate business that gives the benefits of limited liability of a Company & the flexibility of a Partnership. It is liable to the full extent of its assets but liability of the partners is limited to their agreed contribution in the Limited Liability Partnership. Sole Proprietorship: This is a business that is completely owned & controlled by a single person, a Company or a Limited Liability Partnership. There are no partners in the business. Sole Proprietorship is not a separate legal entity from the business owner. The business owner has unlimited liability that means the owner is personally liable for all the debts & losses of the Sole Proprietorship.
Let’s discuss the different types of business structures in India, following is the list of same: Private Limited Company: This Company is the most prevalent & popular type of corporate legal entity in India. Private Limited Company is a privately held business entity and Company is privately held by the shareholders & the maximum number of shareholders shouldn’t be more than 200. Similarly, the liability arrangement in a Private Company is that of a Limited Partnership, wherein the shareholder’s liability extends only up to the number of shares held by them. Usually, a Private Company in India doesn’t offer or trade its shares to the general public on the stock exchanges, but rather the private stock of the Company is traded or owned. Public Limited Company: This Company is a group of members which is incorporated under the Companies Act and it has a separate legal existence & the liability of its members are limited to the share they hold. OPC or One Person Company: A One Person Company is a company established by only one person. A single person established & managed the Company. A One Person Company has all the features of a Company like limited liability, perpetual succession & a separate legal entity. LLP or Limited Liability Partnership: Limited Liability Partnership is an alternative corporate business that gives the benefits of limited liability of a Company & the flexibility of a Partnership. It is liable to the full extent of its assets but liability of the partners is limited to their agreed contribution in the Limited Liability Partnership. Sole Proprietorship: This is a business that is completely owned & controlled by a single person, a Company or a Limited Liability Partnership. There are no partners in the business. Sole Proprietorship is not a separate legal entity from the business owner. The business owner has unlimited liability that means the owner is personally liable for all the debts & losses of the Sole Proprietorship.
Private Limited Company are on type of limited company. Thier business name ends in limited or LTD. In a business context, it is the abbreviation for "Limited", which in turn, is a short form of "Limited Partnership". The LTD designation is intended to give others who are doing business with the entity that at least one member of the partnership is a limited, rather than a general partner. In some countries it may be Limited Liability Liability Corporation, meaning about the same as "Inc." or "Corp." at the end of a corporate name in the U.S. in the UK a limited company is an entity in its own rights. There are various forms of limited companies. The company's memorandum and articles spell out what liability the directors and shareholders have should anything go wrong with the company or the company is wound up and the assets need to be divided. LLP is a modern form of a company were partners come together to form a Limited Liability Partnership (Companies Act 2006 UK).This type of company/partnership is used by solicitors. In specific contexts (such as performance of various sorts) it can also mean Life To Date. For example, "LTD, this mutual fund has achieved a 5% annualized return".
Limited liability companies (LLCs) became legal in the United States with the passage of the Limited Liability Company Act in Wyoming in 1977. This structure provided business owners with the limited liability protection of a corporation while allowing the tax benefits of a partnership. Following Wyoming's lead, other states began to adopt similar laws, and by the early 1990s, LLCs had become a popular business entity across the country.
Title XXXVIBUSINESS ORGANIZATIONSChapter 621PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CORPORATIONS AND LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIESView Entire Chapter 621.12 Identification with individual shareholders or individual members.-- (1) The name of a corporation or limited liability company organized under this act may contain the last names of some or all of the individual shareholders or individual members and may contain the last names of retired or deceased former individual shareholders or individual members of the corporation, limited liability company, a predecessor corporation or limited liability company, or partnership. (2) The name shall also contain: (a) The word "chartered"; or (b)1. In the case of a professional corporation, the words "professional association" or the abbreviation "P.A."; or 2. In the case of a professional limited liability company, the words "professional limited company" or the abbreviation "P.L.," in lieu of the words "limited company" or the abbreviation "L.C." as otherwise required under s. 608.406. (3) In the case of a corporation, the use of the word "company," "corporation," or "incorporated" or any other word, abbreviation, affix, or prefix indicating that it is a corporation in the corporate name of a corporation organized under this act, other than the word "chartered" or the words "professional association" or the abbreviation "P.A.," is specifically prohibited. (4) It shall be permissible, however, for the corporation or limited liability company to render professional services and to exercise its authorized powers under a name which is identical to its name except that the word "chartered," the words "professional association" or "professional limited company," or the abbreviations "P.A." or "P.L." may be omitted, provided that the corporation or limited liability company has first registered the name to be so used in the manner required for the registration of fictitious names.
The Partnership Act of 1932 allows for a Limited Liability Partnership. In a Limited Liability Partnership, one partner is not responsible for another partner's negligence and misconduct. Depending on the state, and the partnership, there are varying degrees of limited partnership.
It is the companies act 2008 wich replaced the old companies act 1973
There is only one important and relevant difference : liability/ responsibility for actions. Sole prop is fully and wholly liable whereas the public limited company would be liable to the extent of the Companies Act of respective countries.