Colorado § 7-58-1704 - Effective date.

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§ 7-58-1704. Effective date.

This article takes effect April 2, 2012.

Source: L. 2011: Entire article added, (SB 11-191), ch. 197, p. 818, § 1, effective April 2, 2012.

PARTNERSHIPS

ARTICLE 60

Uniform Partnership Law

7-60-101. Short title.

7-60-102. Definitions.

7-60-103. Knowledge and notice.

7-60-104. Rules of construction.

7-60-105. Rules for cases not covered.

7-60-106. Partnership defined.

7-60-107. Partnership determined - how.

7-60-108. Partnership property.

7-60-109. Partner agent of partnership.

7-60-110. Conveyance of real property.

7-60-111. Admission of partner binds partnership.

7-60-112. Notice to partner - effect.

7-60-113. Partner's wrongful acts - liability.

7-60-114. Partner's breach of trust - liability.

7-60-115. Nature of partner's liability.

7-60-116. Liability of purported partner.

7-60-117. Liability of incoming partner.

7-60-118. Rights and duties of partners.

7-60-119. Partnership books.

7-60-120. Duty to render information.

7-60-121. Accountable as a fiduciary.

7-60-122. Right to an account.

7-60-123. Rights and duties beyond term.

7-60-124. Property rights of a partner.

7-60-125. Right in specific property.

7-60-126. Nature of partner's interest.

7-60-127. Assignment of partner's interest.

7-60-128. Interest subject to charging order.

7-60-129. Dissolution defined.

7-60-130. Dissolution is not termination.

7-60-131. Causes of dissolution.

7-60-132. Dissolution by decree of court.

7-60-133. General effect of dissolution.

7-60-134. Right of partner to contribution.

7-60-135. Power of partner to bind partnership after dissolution.

7-60-136. Effect of dissolution on existing liability.

7-60-137. Right to wind up.

7-60-138. Application of partnership property.

7-60-139. Rights dissolved for fraud.

7-60-140. Rules for distribution.

7-60-141. Liability of persons continuing business.

7-60-142. Rights of retiring partner.

7-60-143. Accrual of actions.

7-60-144. Registration of partnerships.

7-60-144.5. Statement of partnership authority or statement of denial.

7-60-145. Name of registered limited liability partnership. (Repealed)

7-60-146. Limitations on distribution from limited liability partnerships.

7-60-147. Liability of partner in limited liability partnership upon return of contribution. (Repealed)

7-60-148. Law governing foreign limited liability partnerships - repeal. (Repealed)

7-60-149. Limited liability partnership periodic reports.

7-60-150. Filing of report - repeal. (Repealed)

7-60-151. Filing, service, and copying fees. (Repealed)

7-60-152. Failure of limited liability partnerships to comply with part 5 of article 90 of this title. (Repealed)

7-60-152.5. Registered agent - service of process.

7-60-153. Application of corporation case law to set aside limited liability.

7-60-154. Scope of article - choice of law - application to professions and occupations.

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