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<h1>Rule 37: Process for Striking Off Defunct LLPs After Inactivity, Ensuring Partner Liabilities Remain Enforceable</h1> Rule 37 of the Limited Liability Partnership Rules, 2009, outlines the procedure for striking off the name of a defunct LLP. If an LLP has not conducted business for two years or more, or for one year with a formal application, the Registrar may initiate the removal process. The LLP must file overdue returns and provide documents such as a statement of nil assets and liabilities, an affidavit, and tax return acknowledgments. Notices are issued to the LLP and published publicly. If no objections arise, the Registrar can dissolve the LLP, but liabilities of partners remain enforceable. The Tribunal retains winding-up powers.