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Conversion of Unlisted Public Company to LLP

Date 14 Jan 2017
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Conversion to LLP: withdrawal of founding partners post-conversion not permitted, respondent advised no in forum.
Whether a subset of partners may resign after an unlisted public company converts to an LLP was asked, including whether any statutory lock in under tax or other laws applies; the only response recorded in the forum was a plain negative: "NO," with no further explanation or statutory analysis provided. (AI Summary)

Dear Members,

I have one of my unlisted Public Company converted to LLP. All the seven shareholders and directors are Partners of LLP.

If after conversion, 5 partner wants to resign is it workable? or there is any lock in period to be partners by income tax act or any other act?

Thanks,

Heena Joshi

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In my opinion NO

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