Limited Partnerships Act 2008

General - Fiduciary obligations

50: Fiduciary obligations of limited partner excluded

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"Limited partners don't have to act in the best interests of the partnership unless agreed."

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If you are a limited partner in a limited partnership, you do not have to act in the best interests of the partnership or its partners, just because you are a limited partner. This is unless the partnership agreement says otherwise. You only have to follow what the partnership agreement says you must do as a limited partner.

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Part 2General
Fiduciary obligations

50Fiduciary obligations of limited partner excluded

  1. Subject to the partnership agreement, a limited partner does not owe the limited partnership or any partner a fiduciary obligation in that person’s capacity as a limited partner.