Insolvency
Date: 27 February 2009
Issue: Vol 159, Issue 7358
Categories: Commercial, Company, Law digest, Case law
Vermillion International Investments Ltd v Charit-Email Technology Partnership LLP (Ch D, 13 February 2009)
Although the interests and liabilities of a member of a limited liability partnership are different from those of a contributory to a limited company (and those differences might lead to some changes in practice so far as petitions to wind them up are concerned), a person seeking to exercise a right to appear and be heard in court proceedings, whether as creditor or contributory, should at least claim to be a member of the class on whom that right was conferred.
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