The Indian LLP Law : Some Concerns For Lawyers And Chartered Accountants

div clthe Act seems to have failed to address and present
Amit M. Sachdeva -Sachin Sachdevaan overview of some of the decisions rendered by
A limited liability partnership—which is a formthe English Court’s on the nature of LLP, as
of business organisation in which the liability of thethe Indian LLP Act, 2008 draws heavily upon the
‘partners’ is limited to the extentEnglish LLP Act, 2000. In their opinion, as the LLP Act
of their interest in the partnership, owing to itsdoes not go a long way in addressing several key
company-type separate legal personality and yetconcerns, it seems more like a framework legislation,
having the organizational suppleness and taxthe effective attainment of the objective of which is
treatment of a partnership—constitutes thecontingent on amending a host of other laws. Some
most recent epitomization of such regulatorymuch-needed clarifications—including the
tendency. To achieve the principal benefits of bothremoval of the cap of twenty persons, tax
partnership and company as forms of businesstreatment and liability of foreign partners at least in
organization, LLP Law is formulated.respect of assets in India—have not been
In this article, the authors have visited the recentlymade in the Act. In respect of the legal services, the
concluded LLP Act and current status of LLP law incontinued dogmatism of the Bar Council of India
India. They, here, address some of the concerns thatremains an area of major concern.