CS Executive · Setting Up of Business, Industrial and Labour Laws · Business Collaborations
Meera and Kabir plan a joint venture where they want limited liability, separate legal entity status and flexible internal management by agreement, without the need for a board of directors structure. Which vehicle best suits this?
A Limited Liability Partnership suits them. It is a separate legal entity, partners have limited liability, and internal governance can be fixed by agreement without a board. A general partnership has unlimited liability, and proprietorship or HUF does not fit two unrelated venturers.
- ALimited Liability PartnershipCorrect
- BGeneral partnership under the Partnership Act
- CSole proprietorship
- DHindu Undivided Family business
Explanation
An LLP is a separate legal entity with limited liability of partners and internal management governed by agreement. A general partnership gives unlimited liability, and a proprietorship or HUF business is not a joint venture vehicle with limited liability for two unrelated parties.
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