Statement of affairs filing required on Tribunal direction; failure to file forfeits the LLP's right to oppose the petition. Directions require an LLP to file a statement of affairs and any objections in the Part VI form when a third-party winding up petition shows a prima facie case; the Tribunal may require security for costs. Failure to file forfeits the LLP's right to oppose. After a winding up order or provisional liquidator appointment, a Statement as to affairs must be filed with the Liquidator from the relevant date within the prescribed period, subject to a limited extension. Partners and officers must complete and audit accounts under the Limited Liability Partnership Rules, 2009 and submit the audited accounts and statement of affairs, at the LLP's cost.
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Statement of affairs filing required on Tribunal direction; failure to file forfeits the LLP's right to oppose the petition.
Directions require an LLP to file a statement of affairs and any objections in the Part VI form when a third-party winding up petition shows a prima facie case; the Tribunal may require security for costs. Failure to file forfeits the LLP's right to oppose. After a winding up order or provisional liquidator appointment, a Statement as to affairs must be filed with the Liquidator from the relevant date within the prescribed period, subject to a limited extension. Partners and officers must complete and audit accounts under the Limited Liability Partnership Rules, 2009 and submit the audited accounts and statement of affairs, at the LLP's cost.
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