Limited Partnerships Act 2008

General - Registers of limited partnerships

56: Certified copy of information on registers

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"Get a verified copy of information from a register by asking the Registrar and paying a fee if needed."

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If you want a copy of information from a register, you can ask the Registrar for it. You will get the copy if you pay the fee, if there is one. The Registrar must give you the copy, except in certain situations described in section 57(2). When the Registrar signs a copy of information from a register, it proves that the information is correct. This signed copy is proof for all purposes that the information is in the register.

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Part 2General
Registers of limited partnerships

56Certified copy of information on registers

  1. Subject to section 57(2), the Registrar must provide a copy, or a certified copy, of any information on a register to any person who applies for it and pays the prescribed fee (if any).

  2. A certified copy of information on a register signed by the Registrar is conclusive evidence for all purposes that the information in the certified copy has been duly entered in the register.