(A) To become and to continue as a registered limited liability partnership, a partnership shall file with the Secretary of State an application or a renewal application, as the case may be, stating the name of the partnership; the address of its principal office, if the partnership's principal office is not located in this State; the address of a registered office, and the name and address of a registered agent for service of process in this State, which the partnership will be required to maintain; the number of partners; a brief statement of the business in which the partnership engages, and that the partnership applies for status or renewal of its status, as the case may be, as a registered limited liability partnership.
(B) The application or renewal application must be executed by a majority in interest of the partners or by one or more partners authorized to execute an application or renewal application.
(C) The application or renewal application must be accompanied by a fee of one hundred dollars.
(D) The Secretary of State shall register as a registered limited liability partnership and shall renew the registration of any registered limited liability partnership, any partnership that submits a completed application or renewal application with the required fee.
(E) Registration is effective for one year after the date an application is filed unless voluntarily withdrawn pursuant to Section 33-41-1190. Registration, whether pursuant to an original application or a renewal application, as a registered limited liability partnership is renewed if during the sixty-day period preceding the date the application or renewal application otherwise would have expired the partnership files with the Secretary of State a renewal application. A renewal application expires one year after the date an original application would have expired if the last renewal of the application had not occurred.
(F) The status of a partnership as a registered limited liability partnership may not be affected by changes after the filing of an application or a renewal application in the information stated in the application or renewal application.
(G) The Secretary of State may provide forms for application or for renewal of registration.
HISTORY: 1994 Act No. 448, Section 10.
Structure South Carolina Code of Laws
Title 33 - Corporations, Partnerships and Associations
Chapter 41 - Uniform Partnership Act
Section 33-41-10. Short title.
Section 33-41-20. Definitions.
Section 33-41-30. What constitutes "knowledge" or "notice" of a fact.
Section 33-41-40. Rules of construction; applicable rules of law; existing rights are not affected.
Section 33-41-50. Rules for cases not provided for.
Section 33-41-210. "Partnership" defined; application to limited partnerships.
Section 33-41-220. Determining existence of partnership.
Section 33-41-230. Partnership property; acquisition and conveyance.
Section 33-41-310. Partner's acts and agency; limitation of authority.
Section 33-41-320. Conveyances of real property of partnership.
Section 33-41-330. Admission or representation by partner as evidence.
Section 33-41-340. Notice to or knowledge of partner.
Section 33-41-350. Liability for wrongful act or omission of partner.
Section 33-41-360. Partnership is bound by partner's breach of trust.
Section 33-41-370. Nature of partners' liability.
Section 33-41-380. Liability as partner by estoppel.
Section 33-41-390. Liability of incoming partner.
Section 33-41-510. Rules determining rights and duties of partners as to partnership.
Section 33-41-520. Partnership books.
Section 33-41-530. Duty of partners to give information.
Section 33-41-540. Partner is accountable as a fiduciary.
Section 33-41-550. Right to formal accounting.
Section 33-41-560. Continuation of partnership beyond fixed term or particular undertaking.
Section 33-41-710. Extent of property rights.
Section 33-41-720. Nature of right in specific partnership property.
Section 33-41-730. Nature of partner's interest in partnership.
Section 33-41-740. Effect of assignment of partner's interest in partnership.
Section 33-41-910. "Dissolution" defined.
Section 33-41-920. Partnership is not terminated by dissolution.
Section 33-41-930. Causes of dissolution.
Section 33-41-940. Dissolution by decree of court.
Section 33-41-950. Effect of dissolution on partner's authority to act.
Section 33-41-960. Liability of partner for acts of other partner upon dissolution.
Section 33-41-970. Power of partner to bind partnership after dissolution.
Section 33-41-980. Satisfying certain liability of partner.
Section 33-41-990. When partnership is not bound by partner after dissolution.
Section 33-41-1000. Liability under Section 33-41-380 not affected.
Section 33-41-1010. Effect of dissolution on existing liability of partner.
Section 33-41-1020. Right to wind up partnership affairs.
Section 33-41-1030. Application of property upon dissolution not in contravention of agreement.
Section 33-41-1040. Rights of partners upon dissolution in contravention of agreement.
Section 33-41-1050. Rights when partnership agreement is rescinded for fraud or misrepresentation.
Section 33-41-1060. Settlement of accounts between partners; rules for distribution.
Section 33-41-1070. Liability of persons continuing business in certain cases.
Section 33-41-1090. Accrual of right to an account.
Section 33-41-1130. Liability insurance.
Section 33-41-1140. Powers granted to limited liability partnership.
Section 33-41-1180. Application for certificate, articles of amendment, amended certificate.
Section 33-41-1190. Foreign limited liability partnership; cancellation of registration.
Section 33-41-1200. Effect of failure of foreign limited liability partnership to register.
Section 33-41-1220. Powers of General Assembly as to regulations, amendment or repeal of statute.
Section 33-41-1320. Effect of merger; service of process; liability for partnership obligations.