Regulation 1
Citation and commencement
These Regulations may be cited as the Limited Liability Partnerships (Striking Off) Regulations 2015 and come into operation on 3 January 2016.
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Limited Liability Partnerships (Striking Off) Regulations 2015
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- Type
- Subsidiary Legislation
- Status
- In force
- Enacted
- 2005
- Sections
- 6
Quick answer
About this subsidiary legislation
Limited Liability Partnerships (Striking Off) Regulations 2015 is Singapore Subsidiary Legislation, cited as Subsidiary Legislation LLPA-S843-2015 2005, currently marked in force and first recorded in 2005.
Regulation 2
Grounds and conditions for striking off name of limited liability partnership
Subregulation 1
This regulation sets out for the purposes of section 38A(1) of the Act the grounds and conditions on which the Registrar may strike the name of a limited liability partnership off the register on the application of the limited liability partnership.
Subregulation 2
The Registrar may strike the name of a limited liability partnership off the register on the application of the limited liability partnership on the ground that the limited liability partnership —
(a)
has not started to carry on business or begin operation; or
(b)
has ceased to carry on business or operate.
Subregulation 3
The conditions on which the Registrar may strike the name of a limited liability partnership off the register on the application of the limited liability partnership are —
(a)
the limited liability partnership is not a party to any ongoing or pending proceedings (whether civil or criminal) before a court, whether in Singapore or elsewhere;
(b)
the limited liability partnership has no assets or contingent assets and no liability or contingent liability; and
(c)
the limited liability partnership is not subject to any ongoing or pending regulatory action or disciplinary proceeding.
Subregulation 4
In this regulation —
Definition
“disciplinary proceeding” means any proceeding that may be taken by a professional body under written law against a member of a profession for professional misconduct;
Definition
“profession” means a profession which under the provisions of any written law can be exercised only by those who possess certain qualifications prescribed by the written law and whose names are registered or otherwise recorded in the manner prescribed by the written law;
Definition
“professional body” means a body responsible under any written law for the maintenance of standards of professional conduct by members of the profession;
Definition
“regulator” means a statutory body or authority conferred with supervisory or regulatory functions under a statute;
Definition
“regulatory action” means any action that may be taken against a limited liability partnership by a regulator for the breach of any condition of licence, registration, permit, permission, approval, consent or any other authorisation granted to the limited liability partnership under any legislation.
Regulation 3
Prescribed period to show cause under section 38A(4)(b) of Act
Subregulation 1
For the purposes of section 38A(4)(b) of the Act, a person has 60 days after the date of notice of intention to strike the name of a limited liability partnership off the register within which to show cause why the Registrar should not exercise the power to strike the name of the limited liability partnership off the register.
Subregulation 2
In paragraph (1), the reference to the date of notice of intention to strike the name of a limited liability partnership off the register means the date on which notice of the Registrar’s intention to exercise the power to strike the name of a limited liability partnership off the register is first published in the Gazette under section 38A(4) of the Act.
Regulation 4
Form of notice of objection under section 38C(2) of Act
For the purposes of section 38C(2) of the Act, the form of a notice of objection to the striking off of the name of a limited liability partnership from the register referred to in section 38C(1) of the Act is that provided on the electronic transaction system referred to in section 41 of the Act, or such other form as the Registrar may accept.
Regulation 5
Considerations in deciding to allow objection to striking off
For the purposes of section 38C(3)(b) of the Act, in deciding whether to allow an objection to the striking off of the name of a limited liability partnership from the register, the Registrar must take into account —
(a)
the reasons submitted to the Registrar for the objection;
(b)
any supporting documents and information submitted with the objection; and
(c)
any other documents or information submitted to the Registrar following the Registrar’s request.
Regulation 6
Conditions for applications for administrative restoration
Subregulation 1
For the purposes of section 38D(1) of the Act, an application to the Registrar to restore to the register the name of a limited liability partnership earlier struck off the register under section 38 of the Act may only be made if all the following conditions are satisfied:
(a)
the limited liability partnership was, at the time of striking off, carrying on business or was in operation;
(b)
where property of the limited liability partnership whose name was struck off the register under section 38 of the Act is vested in the Official Receiver under paragraph 99 of the Fifth Schedule to the Act, the Official Receiver has consented in writing to the restoration of the name of the limited liability partnership to the register;
(c)
the limited liability partnership has lodged, or given an undertaking acceptable to the Registrar to lodge, all documents relating to the limited liability partnership necessary to bring the Registrar’s records up to date; and
(d)
the limited liability partnership has paid or caused to be paid, or has given an undertaking acceptable to the Registrar to pay or cause to be paid, such outstanding fee or penalty under the Act that was payable by the limited liability partnership, its former partners and its former managers, or any of them, at the time of striking off.
Subregulation 2
In paragraph (1), “time of striking off” means that time at which the name of the limited liability partnership was struck off the register under section 38 of the Act.
Common questions
- What is Limited Liability Partnerships (Striking Off) Regulations 2015?
- Limited Liability Partnerships (Striking Off) Regulations 2015 is Singapore Subsidiary Legislation, cited as Subsidiary Legislation LLPA-S843-2015 2005, currently marked in force and first recorded in 2005.
- Is Limited Liability Partnerships (Striking Off) Regulations 2015 still in force?
- Yes — Limited Liability Partnerships (Striking Off) Regulations 2015 is currently in force.
- When did Limited Liability Partnerships (Striking Off) Regulations 2015 take effect?
- Limited Liability Partnerships (Striking Off) Regulations 2015 was first recorded in 2005.
- How many regulations does Limited Liability Partnerships (Striking Off) Regulations 2015 have?
- Limited Liability Partnerships (Striking Off) Regulations 2015 contains 6 regulations.
- Where can I read the official version of Limited Liability Partnerships (Striking Off) Regulations 2015?
- The official text of Limited Liability Partnerships (Striking Off) Regulations 2015 is published at sso.agc.gov.sg.