Texas § BO.153.107 - STATEMENT REQUIRED FOR LIABILITY PROTECTION
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§ BO.153.107. STATEMENT REQUIRED FOR LIABILITY PROTECTION
STATEMENT REQUIRED FOR LIABILITY PROTECTION. (a) A written statement filed under Section 153.106 (2) must be entitled "Filing under Section 153.106 (2), Business Organizations Code," and contain: (1) the name of the partnership; (2) the name and mailing address of the person signing the written statement; and (3) a statement that: (A) the person signing the written statement acquired a limited partnership interest in the partnership; (B) the person signing the written statement has made an effort to cause a general partner of the partnership to file an accurate certificate of formation required by the code and the general partner has failed or refused to file the certificate; and (C) the statement is being filed under Section 153.106 (2) and the person signing the written statement is claiming status as a limited partner of the partnership named in the document. (b) The statement is effective for 180 days. (c) A statement filed under Section 153.106 (2) may be signed by more than one person claiming limited partnership status under this section and Sections 153.106 , 153.108 , and 153.109 . Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 182, Sec. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 2006.
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