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As per Section 22 of LLP Act, 2008 on the incorporation of a LLP, the persons who subscribed their names to the incorporation document shall become its partners.

A person can be admitted as partner in LLP as per the provisions of LLP agreement of the LLP and section 22 of LLP Act, 2008. If agreement is silent then partner shall be appointed as per Schedule I and need consent of all the Partners.

A. Who can become a partner in a LLP

a) An individual unless other disqualified

b) A company incorporated under the Companies Act 1956 or Companies Act 2013

c) A LLP incorporated under LLP Act 2008

d) A LLP incorporated outside India

e) A company incorporated outside India

f) A foreign national can be appoint as Partner.

B. Who cannot become a partner in LLP?

a) An individual, if:

– he has been found to be of unsound mind by a Court of competent jurisdiction and the finding is in force;

–  he is an undischarged insolvent; or

–  he applied to be adjudicated as an insolvent and his application is pending.

b) A minor

c) A HUF

d) A Partnership Firm

e) An Association of Persons (AOP) or Body of Individuals (BOI)

f) An Artificial Judicial Person

g) A Corporate Sole

h) A Co-operative Society registered under any law for the time being in force

i) A body corporate which the Central Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, specify in this behalf;

C. Admission of New Partner in LLP

S. No. PARTICULAR
1.  Documents require from new Designated partner √ DIN / PAN of Partner

√ Name proof and address proof of the person to be appointed  including PAN of the same.

√ Consent to act as  partner (Form-6).

√ Details of other partnership, directorship, if any.

2.        File form-4 [With in 30 days of such change] ATTACHMENT

– Consent of new partners (Form 6)

– Copy of Resolution of LLP.

3.        In case change in LLP agreement is due to change in partners/ designated partner, Form 4 has to be filed along with Form 3 as Linked form within 30 days of amendment in the LLP Agreement.
4.        Execute supplementary agreement Prepare the Addendum of Original LLP Agreement to give effect of admission of new partner.
5.        File form LLP-3 ATTACHMENT

– Supplementary Agreement

D. Resignation of Partner from LLP

S.NO. PARTICULAR  
1.  A Partner of Company may resign upon
  • Happening of any event/ circumstances as mentioned in the LLP Agreement.
  • Due to any reason by giving a notice in writing of not less than thirty days to other partner of his intention to resign as partner.
  • Resignation of partner in Form-13.
2.        File form-4 [With in 30 days of resignation] ATTACHMENT

– Resignation Letter.

3.        In case change in LLP agreement is due to change in partners/ designated partner, Form 4 has to be filed along with Form 3.
4.        Execute supplementary agreement Prepare the Addendum of Original LLP Agreement to give effect of Resignation of partner.
5.        File form LLP-3 ATTACHMENT

– Supplementary Agreement

E. Retirement of Partner from LLP

A partner of a LLP may retire upon happening of any even/ circumstances as mentioned in the LLP agreement, which generally may be upon reaching a particular age. The requirement of outgoing partner has to be filed by the LLP.

S.NO. PARTICULAR  
1.        File form-4 [With in 30 days of Retirement] ATTACHMENT

– Retirement proof.

2.        In case change in LLP agreement is due to change in partners/ Form 4 has to be filed along with Form 3.
3.        Execute supplementary agreement Prepare the Addendum of Original LLP Agreement to give effect of Retirement of partner.
4.        File form LLP-3 ATTACHMENT

– Supplementary Agreement

F. Removal/ expulsion of Partner from LLP

A partner of a LLP may be removed/ expelled as per the LLP agreement. If the agreement is silent on this issue then Schedule I would be applicable to the LLP and it says that majority of partners can’t expel a partner. In other words, consent of all partners would be required to expel a partner.

(Author – CS Divesh Goyal, GOYAL DIVESH & ASSOCIATES Company Secretary in Practice from Delhi and can be contacted at [email protected]).

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4 Comments

  1. Alok says:

    One of the partner is not working / contributing towards business activities (not a sleeping partner) and not willing to resign. So does not want to work but wants to eat his share of profit.

    How can the other two partners remove the 3rd partner legally ? What is the procedure. The LLP agreement does not have any specific mention on this. Please advise what legal actions can be taken.

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