AR 105/2009 PARTNERSHIP REGULATION (Consolidated up to 126/2013)
ALBERTA REGULATION 105/2009
Partnership Act
PARTNERSHIP REGULATION
Table of Contents
1 Definition
Part 1 General
2 Format requirements
3 Designation of jurisdictions
4 Annual report of LLPs
5 Names of Alberta LLPs
Part 2 Special Rules Respecting Extra‑provincial Matters
6 Definitions
Division 1 Designations
7 Designations
Division 2 Alberta Limited Partnerships and Alberta LLPs
8 Registrations in jurisdiction of designated extra‑provincial registrar
9 Maintaining registration
10 Requests, information and documents
11 Provision of other information to designated extra-provincial registrar
Division 3 Designated Extra‑provincial Limited Partnerships and Designated Extra‑provincial Limited Liability Partnerships
Designated Extra‑provincial Limited Partnerships
12 Registrations and filings of designated extra‑provincial limited partnerships
13 Registration
14 Changes in name
15 Changes respecting general partner
16 Application to cancel registration
16.1 Mandatory cancellation of registration
17 Cancellation of registration without notice
18 Application of provisions of Act
Designated Extra‑provincial Limited Liability Partnerships
19 Registrations and filings of designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnerships
20 Registration
21 Head office
22 Attorney for service
23 Partnership list
24 Changes in name
25 Changes in head office
26 Changes in attorney for service
27 Application to cancel registration
28 Cancellation of registration without notice
29 Cancellation of registration with notice
30 Notice to and service on a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership
31 Application of provisions of Act
General Matters
32 Collection of information
33 Complete information required
34 Form of information
35 Registration statement and certificate of registration
36 Fee exemption
Transitional
37 Transitional
Part 3 Repeal, Expiry and Coming into Force 38 Repeal
39 Expiry
40 Coming into force
Definition
1 In this Regulation, “Act” means the Partnership Act.
Part 1 General
Format requirements
2 A form or other document filed with the Registrar in other than an electronic format must
(a) be printed or typewritten on good quality white paper 21.5 cm by 28 cm,
(b) be legible, and
(c) be suitable for digital imaging, microfilming and photocopying.
Designation of jurisdictions
3 The following jurisdictions are designated for the purposes of section 52(2) of the Act in respect of the registration of limited partnerships:
(a) any province or territory of Canada;
(b) any state of the United States of America;
(c) the United Kingdom.
Annual report of LLPs
4(1) For the purposes of subsection (2), the anniversary month of an Alberta LLP and an extra‑provincial LLP is the month in which the certificate of registration under Part 3 of the Act was issued by the Registrar.
(2) An Alberta LLP and an extra‑provincial LLP shall annually, not later than the last day of the month immediately following the anniversary month, file with the Registrar, in a format and manner approved by the Registrar, a return setting out any changes in respect to the following information:
(a) the name and residential address of the partner who is designated as the representative of the partnership in respect to matters relating to the partnership;
(b) the address of the registered office of the partnership;
(c) the separate post office box, if any, designated as the partnership’s address for service by mail.
Names of Alberta LLPs
5(1) The name of an Alberta LLP must contain the legal element “LLP” or its abbreviation “LLP” or “Société à Responsabilité Limitée” or its abbreviation “SRL”, and where the name contains the legal element “LLP” or its abbreviation “LLP”, the name must end with that legal element.
(2) The name of an Alberta LLP may not be
(a) identical to the name of any other Alberta LLP or any extra‑provincial LLP registered in Alberta, or
(b) so similar to the name of any other Alberta LLP or any extra‑provincial LLP registered in Alberta that the only difference is in respect to the legal element.
(3) If, through inadvertence or otherwise, an Alberta LLP is registered with a name that does not comply with this section, the Registrar may, by notice in writing to the partnership, direct the partnership to change its name to one that complies with this section within 60 days of the date of the notice.
Part 2 Special Rules Respecting Extra‑provincial Matters
Definitions
6 In this Part,
(a) “agreement” means an agreement under section 80.1 or 104.1 of the Act, as the case may be;
(b) “Alberta limited partnership” means a limited partnership formed in Alberta;
(c) “designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership” means a partnership designated under section 7(3);
(d) “designated extra‑provincial limited partnership” means a partnership designated under section 7(2);
(e) “designated extra‑provincial registrar” means an extra‑provincial registrar designated under section 7(1);
(e.1) “home jurisdiction”, in respect of a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership or a designated extra‑provincial limited partnership, means the jurisdiction in which the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership or designated extra‑provincial limited partnership was formed or registered but does not include a jurisdiction where either type of partnership is extra‑provincially registered;
(e.2) “home registrar” means the designated extra‑provincial registrar of the home jurisdiction of a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership or a designated extra‑provincial limited partnership;
(f) “registered Alberta limited partnership” means an Alberta limited partnership that is registered in the jurisdiction of a designated extra‑provincial registrar;
(g) “registered Alberta LLP” means an Alberta LLP that is registered in the jurisdiction of a designated extra‑provincial registrar;
(h) “registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership” means an extra‑provincial limited liability partnership that is registered under section 104.1 of the Act;
(j) “registered designated extra-provincial limited partnership” means an extra‑provincial limited partnership that is registered under section 80.1 of the Act.
AR 105/2009 s6;126/2013
Division 1 Designations
Designations
7(1) The registrar as defined in the Partnership Act, RSBC 1996, c348 is designated as an extra‑provincial registrar to which this Part applies.
(1.1) The registrar as defined in The Business Names Registration Act, RSS 1978, cB‑11 is designated, with respect to limited partnerships, as an extra‑provincial registrar to which this Part applies.
(1.2) The registrar as defined in Part IV of The Partnership Act, RSS 1978, cP‑3 is designated, with respect to limited liability partnerships, as an extra‑provincial registrar to which this Part applies.
(2) Those extra‑provincial limited partnerships that are formed under the Partnership Act, RSBC 1996, c348 or under The Partnership Act, RSS 1978, cP‑3 are designated as extra‑provincial limited partnerships to which this Part applies.
(3) Those extra‑provincial limited liability partnerships that are registered as limited liability partnerships under the Partnership Act, RSBC 1996, c348 or under The Partnership Act, RSS 1978, cP‑3 are designated as extra‑provincial limited liability partnerships to which this Part applies.
AR 105/2009 s7;126/2013
Division 2 Alberta Limited Partnerships and Alberta LLPs
Registration in jurisdiction of designated extra‑provincial registrar
8(1) An Alberta limited partnership or an Alberta LLP may request the Registrar to act under this Division in respect of the Alberta limited partnership’s or Alberta LLP’s application for registration in the jurisdiction of a designated extra‑provincial registrar.
(2) A request under subsection (1) must be accompanied with the information, documents and fees required under the legislation of the jurisdiction of the designated extra‑provincial registrar.
Maintaining registration
9(1) A registered Alberta limited partnership or a registered Alberta LLP may request the Registrar to act under this Division in respect of extra‑provincial matters in the jurisdiction of a designated extra‑provincial registrar in which the registered Alberta limited partnership or the registered Alberta LLP is registered.
(2) A request under subsection (1) must be accompanied with the information, documents and fees required under the legislation of the jurisdiction of the designated extra‑provincial registrar.
Requests, information and documents
10(1) A request, information and documents submitted under section 8 or 9 must
(a) be in the form, including an electronic format, established by the Registrar, and
(b) if the Registrar has not established a form under clause (a), comply with section 2.
(2) If the Registrar considers that a request, information or a document submitted under this Division contains extraneous information, the Registrar may reject the request, information or document.
(3) On receipt of a request under section 8(1) or 9(1), the Registrar shall, forthwith, compile any information and documents from the Registrar’s records that the applicable agreement requires the Registrar to provide to the designated extra‑provincial registrar.
(4) The Registrar shall, in accordance with the applicable agreement, transmit to the designated extra‑provincial registrar
(a) the information, documents and fees submitted to the Registrar under this Division, and
(b) the information and documents compiled under subsection (3).
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Provision of other information to designated extra‑provincial registrar
11(1) Where a registered Alberta limited partnership or registered Alberta LLP submits information or a document to the Registrar under the Act, the Registrar shall, if required by the applicable agreement,
(a) transmit the information or document to the designated extra‑provincial registrar, and
(b) take other action respecting the information or document that is specified in the applicable agreement.
(2) Where the Registrar takes action with respect to a registered Alberta limited partnership or registered Alberta LLP under the Act, the Registrar shall, if required by the applicable agreement,
(a) transmit to the designated extra‑provincial registrar information respecting the action, and
(b) take any other action respecting the information that is specified in the applicable agreement.
(3) The Registrar may act under subsection (1) or (2) whether or not the registered Alberta limited partnership or registered Alberta LLP has made a request under section 9.
Division 3 Designated Extra‑provincial Limited Partnerships and Designated Extra‑provincial Limited Liability Partnerships
Designated Extra-provincial Limited Partnerships
Registrations and filings of designated extra‑provincial limited partnerships
12 A designated extra‑provincial limited partnership may not apply for registration or submit information or documents for filing under the Act except in accordance with this Division.
Registration
13(1) A designated extra‑provincial limited partnership may apply to the Registrar to be registered as an extra‑provincial limited partnership.
(2) An application referred to in subsection (1) must
(a) be submitted to the home registrar, and
(b) be accompanied with the following information and documents:
(i) the name of the designated extra‑provincial limited partnership;
(ii) a statement identifying the home jurisdiction of the designated extra‑provincial limited partnership;
(iii) the names and addresses of the general partners of the designated extra‑provincial limited partnership;
(iv) any other information required by the Registrar.
(3) If the Registrar is satisfied that all of the information and documents necessary for a designated extra‑provincial limited partnership to be registered as an extra‑provincial limited partnership have been received in the form specified in the applicable agreement, the Registrar may
(a) file the information and documents, and
(b) register the designated extra‑provincial limited partnership and issue a registration statement.
(4) A firm registered as a designated extra‑provincial limited partnership under subsection (3) has the same rights and is subject to the same duties, restrictions and liabilities under the Act as a firm formed as a limited partnership under section 52(1) of the Act.
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Changes in name
14(1) If a registered designated extra‑provincial limited partnership changes its name, it shall within one month after the effective date of the change give notice to the Registrar that it has changed its name.
(2) A notice referred to in subsection (1) must be submitted to the home registrar and must include any other information required by the Registrar.
(3) If the Registrar is satisfied that all of the information and documents necessary for a registered designated extra‑provincial limited partnership to change its name have been received in the form specified in the applicable agreement, the Registrar shall file the information and documents.
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Changes respecting general partner
15(1) A registered designated extra‑provincial limited partnership shall give the Registrar notice of
(a) a person becoming or ceasing to be a general partner, or
(b) a change in the name or address of any of its general partners.
(2) A notice referred to in subsection (1) must be
(a) submitted to the home registrar,
(b) if clause (1)(a) applies, include the address of a person becoming a general partner, and
(c) include any other information required by the Registrar.
(3) If the Registrar is satisfied that all of the information and documents necessary for a registered designated extra‑provincial limited partnership to change its general partners or to report a change in the name or address of any of its general partners have been received in the form specified in the applicable agreement, the Registrar shall file the information and documents.
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Application to cancel registration
16(1) A registered designated extra‑provincial limited partnership that ceases to carry on business in Alberta may apply to cancel its registration.
(2) An application referred to in subsection (1) must
(a) be submitted to the home registrar,
(a.1) include any information required by the Registrar, and
(b) contain a statement that the registered designated extra‑provincial limited partnership has ceased to carry on business in Alberta.
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Mandatory cancellation of registration
16.1(1) A registered designated extra‑provincial limited partnership must apply to cancel its registration in Alberta when
(a) it no longer has any limited partners,
(b) it has been dissolved in its home jurisdiction, or
(c) its registration in its home jurisdiction has been cancelled.
(2) An application referred to in subsection (1) must
(a) be submitted to the home registrar by any person who was a partner at the time of the applicable event in subsection (1), or anyone authorized by the registered designated extra-provincial limited partnership before the applicable event in subsection (1),
(b) contain a statement of the applicable circumstance in subsection (1), and
(c) include any information required by the Registrar.
AR 126/2013 s9
Cancellation of registration without notice
17 The Registrar may, without notice, cancel the registration of a designated extra‑provincial limited partnership
(a) if the designated extra‑provincial limited partnership has applied to cancel its registration,
(a.1) if the designated extra‑provincial limited partnership no longer has any limited partners,
(b) on the dissolution of the designated extra‑provincial limited partnership in its home jurisdiction, or
(c) on the cancellation of the registration of the designated extra‑provincial limited partnership in its home jurisdiction.
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Application of provisions of Act
18 Sections 52 and 69 to 72 of the Act do not apply to a designated extra‑provincial limited partnership.
Designated Extra‑provincial Limited Liability Partnerships
Registrations and filings of designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnerships
19 A designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership may not apply for registration or submit information or a document for filing under the Act except in accordance with this Division.
Registration
20(1) A designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership may apply to the Registrar to be registered as an extra-provincial limited liability partnership.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply where the Alberta governing body of any of the eligible professions in which the partners in the partnership carry on practice has passed a rule or bylaw prohibiting persons who carry on practice in the eligible profession from doing so in a limited liability partnership under the Act.
(3) An application referred to in subsection (1) must
(a) be submitted to the home registrar, and
(b) include the following information and documents:
(i) the name of the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership;
(ii) a statement identifying the home jurisdiction of the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership;
(iii) the eligible profession or professions in which the partners carry on practice or, if the partners do not carry on practice in an eligible profession, the other business of the partners;
(iv) if the partners are engaged in an eligible profession, confirmation that the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership possesses a current statement that meets the requirements of section 94(3)(b)(ii) of the Act;
(v) the address of the head office of the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership;
(vi) the appointment of the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership’s attorney for service and, if applicable, alternative attorney for service, including the attorney’s and alternative attorney’s name, firm name, physical address and, if different from the physical address, mailing address;
(vii) any other information required by the Registrar.
(3.1) The physical address and, if different from the physical address, the mailing address referred to in subsection (3)(b)(vi) must be located in Alberta.
(4) If the Registrar is satisfied that all of the information and documents necessary for a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership to be registered as an extra‑provincial limited liability partnership have been received in the form specified in the applicable agreement, the Registrar shall register the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership and issue a certificate of registration.
(5) A certificate of registration issued by the Registrar is conclusive evidence that the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership named in the certificate is registered under the Act.
(6) The registration of an extra‑provincial limited liability partnership is not adversely affected by errors in the application, in the information collected under subsection (3)(b)(i), (iii) or (iv) or section 32 or by changes in the filed information that occur after the date of registration.
(7) The registration of a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership is not adversely affected by a change in the partners in the partnership.
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Head office
21(1) If a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership has a registered office in its governing jurisdiction, the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership may specify the address of its registered office as the address of its head office.
(2) If a registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership that has specified the address of its registered office as the address of its head office ceases to have a registered office in its governing jurisdiction, the address of the former registered office continues to be the address of the head office in the records of the Registrar until the head office is changed in accordance with section 25.
Attorney for service
22(1) A designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership may appoint an individual as its alternative attorney if that individual is
(a) a member of a partnership of which the attorney is also a member, or
(b) an assistant manager of the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership and the attorney is the manager for Alberta of the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership.
(2) A designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership shall ensure that the address of its attorney is an office that is
(a) accessible to the public during normal business hours, and
(b) readily identifiable from the physical address.
Partnership list
23 A designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership shall keep at the office of its attorney for service a list of the Alberta partners in the limited liability partnership and shall forthwith provide the following information to any person who requests it:
(a) a list of the Alberta partners in the limited liability partnership;
(b) a list of the persons who were Alberta partners in the limited liability partnership on a particular date that is after the date of registration and is specified in the request.
Changes in name
24(1) If a registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership changes its name, it shall, within one month after the effective date of the change, give notice to the Registrar that it has changed its name.
(2) A notice referred to in subsection (1) must be submitted to the home registrar and must include any information required by the Registrar.
(3) If the Registrar is satisfied that all of the information and documents necessary for a registered designated limited liability partnership to change its name have been received in the form specified in the applicable agreement, the Registrar shall file the information and documents.
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Changes in head office
25(1) If a registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership changes its head office, it shall, within one month after the effective date of the change, give notice of the change in head office to the Registrar.
(2) The notice referred to in subsection (1) must
(a) be submitted to the home registrar,
(b) include the address of the new head office, and
(c) include any information required by the Registrar.
(3) If the Registrar is satisfied that all of the information and documents necessary for a registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership to change its head office have been received in the form specified in the applicable agreement, the Registrar shall file the information and documents.
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Changes in attorney for service
26(1) If an attorney of a registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership dies or resigns or the attorney’s appointment is revoked, the registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership shall forthwith give the Registrar notice of an appointment of an individual as its attorney for service.
(2) A registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership shall give the Registrar a notice of any change in the name, firm name or address of its attorney or alternative attorney.
(3) An attorney for a registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership who intends to resign shall
(a) give not less than 60 days’ notice to the registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership at its head office, and
(b) give the Registrar a copy of the notice.
(4) A notice under subsection (1), (2) or (3) must
(a) be submitted to the home registrar,
(b) include the attorney’s and any alternative attorney’s name, firm name, physical address and, if different from the physical address, mailing address, and
(c) include any information required by the Registrar.
(4.1) The physical address and, if different from the physical address, the mailing address referred to in subsection (4)(b) must be located in Alberta.
(5) If the Registrar is satisfied that all of the information and documents necessary for a registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership to change its attorney for service have been received in the form specified in the applicable agreement, the Registrar shall file the information and documents.
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Application to cancel registration
27(1) A registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership that ceases to carry on business in Alberta may apply to cancel its registration.
(2) An application referred to in subsection (1) must
(a) be submitted to the home registrar,
(b) contain a statement that the registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership has ceased to carry on business in Alberta, and
(c) include any information required by the Registrar.
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Cancellation of registration without notice
28(1) The Registrar may, without notice, cancel the registration of a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership
(a) if the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership has applied to cancel its registration,
(b) where the partners of the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership carry on practice in an eligible profession or professions, if the Registrar receives a notice from a person who is authorized by the governing body of the applicable eligible profession in Alberta to provide the notice, stating that
(i) no statement referred to in a confirmation provided under section 20(3)(b)(ii) had been given in respect of the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership at the time of its registration, or
(ii) the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership or one or more of the partners no longer satisfy the criteria set out in section 94(3)(b)(ii)(A) and (B) of the Act,
(c) if the designated extra-provincial limited liability partnership no longer has the status of a limited liability partnership in its governing jurisdiction, or
(d) on the cancellation of the registration of the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership in its governing jurisdiction.
(2) Notwithstanding any other provision of this Regulation, if the Registrar cancels the registration of a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership under subsection (1)(b)(i), section 93 of the Act applies to the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership as if the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership had never been registered under the Act.
Cancellation of registration with notice
29(1) Subject to subsection (2), the Registrar may cancel the registration of a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership if the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership
(a) does not have an attorney for service, or
(b) has otherwise contravened Part 3 of the Act or this Regulation.
(2) The Registrar shall not cancel the registration of a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership under subsection (1) until
(a) the Registrar has given at least 120 days’ notice of the proposed cancellation with the Registrar’s reasons for it
(i) to the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership by mail addressed to its head office, and
(ii) to its attorney by mail addressed to the attorney,
and
(b) the Registrar has published a notice of the proposed cancellation in the Registrar’s periodical or The Alberta Gazette.
(3) A notice of a proposed cancellation sent by ordinary mail to a registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership or to its attorney in accordance with subsection (2) is deemed to have been received at the time it would be delivered in the ordinary course of mail despite the fact that it is returned as undeliverable.
Notice to and service on a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership
30(1) A notice or document that is required or permitted to be sent to or served on a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership may be
(a) delivered to its attorney for service or to an individual who is its alternative attorney for service according to the Registrar’s records, or
(b) delivered to or sent by registered mail to the address, according to the Registrar’s records, of its attorney for service.
(2) A notice or document sent by registered mail to a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership in accordance with subsection (1)(b) is deemed to be received or served at the time it would be delivered in the ordinary course of mail unless there are reasonable grounds for believing that the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership did not receive the notice or document at that time or at all.
Application of provisions of Act
31 Part 3 of the Act, except sections 81, 93, 96, 99, 104 and 104.1 of that Act, does not apply to a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership.
General Matters
Collection of information
32(1) The Registrar may collect from a designated extra‑provincial registrar any information or documents specified in the applicable agreement that are submitted to or held by the designated extra‑provincial registrar, including, without limitation, information and documents respecting the following:
(a) the application for registration of
(i) a designated extra‑provincial limited partnership, or
(ii) a designated extra-provincial limited liability partnership;
(b) a change in the name of
(i) a registered designated extra‑provincial limited partnership, or
(ii) a registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership;
(c) a change in the general partners of a registered designated extra‑provincial limited partnership or in the name or address of a general partner;
(d) the application to cancel its registration of
(i) a designated extra‑provincial limited partnership, or
(ii) a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership;
(e) a change in the head office of a registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership;
(f) a change in the attorney for service of a registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership or in the address of the attorney for service;
(g) the dissolution of a registered designated extra‑provincial limited partnership in its home jurisdiction;
(h) a registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership ceasing to have the status of a limited liability partnership in its governing jurisdiction;
(i) the cancellation of the registration of a
(i) registered designated extra‑provincial limited partnership in its home jurisdiction, or
(ii) registered designated extra-provincial limited liability partnership in its governing jurisdiction;
(j) a correction of information or documents relating to a
(i) registered designated extra‑provincial limited partnership, or
(ii) registered designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership.
(2) Information and documents referred to in subsection (1) may be collected electronically or by mail or fax.
(3) The Registrar may file any information or documents collected under subsection (1).
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Complete information required
33 The Registrar may decline to file any information or document or to issue any document in respect of any matter relating to a designated extra‑provincial limited partnership or a designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership, including, without limitation, the registration of the designated extra‑provincial limited partnership or the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership, until the Registrar has received from the home registrar, in the form specified in the applicable agreement, the information and documents relating to the matter specified in the applicable agreement
(a) that are required to be submitted to the home registrar by the designated extra‑provincial limited partnership or designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership, and
(b) that the Registrar requires that are held by the home registrar.
AR 105/2009 s33;126/2013
Form of information
34 An application, request, notice, information or document required to be submitted to a home registrar under this Regulation must be in the form or electronic format established by the home registrar.
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Registration statement and certificate of registration
35(1) The Registrar shall send a registration statement issued under this Division to the general partner of the designated extra‑provincial limited partnership.
(2) The Registrar shall send a certificate of registration issued under this Division to the attorney for service of the designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership.
Fee exemption
36(1) A designated extra‑provincial limited partnership is exempt from the requirement to pay a fee in respect of its application for registration or the filing of information and documents related to its registration under the Act.
(2) A designated extra‑provincial limited liability partnership is exempt from the requirement to pay a fee in respect of its application for registration or the filing of information and documents related to its registration under the Act.
Transitional
Transitional
37(1) Where an extra‑provincial limited partnership formed in the jurisdiction of a designated extra‑provincial registrar was registered as an extra‑provincial limited partnership immediately before that extra‑provincial registrar was designated under section 7, the extra‑provincial limited partnership is deemed to be registered under section 80.1 of the Act.
(2) Where an extra‑provincial limited liability partnership for which the governing jurisdiction is the jurisdiction of a designated extra‑provincial registrar was registered as an extra‑provincial limited liability partnership immediately before that extra‑provincial registrar was designated under section 7, the extra‑provincial limited liability partnership is deemed to be registered under section 104.1 of the Act.
(3) The representative partner of an extra‑provincial limited liability partnership referred to in subsection (2) is deemed to be the attorney for service for the extra‑provincial limited liability partnership and the residential address of the representative partner is deemed to be the address of the attorney for service until a notice of change of attorney is filed.
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Part 3 Repeal, Expiry and Coming into Force
Repeal
38 The Partnership Regulation (AR 276/99) is repealed.
Expiry
39 For the purpose of ensuring that this Regulation is reviewed for ongoing relevancy and necessity, with the option that it may be repassed in its present or an amended form following a review, this Regulation expires on October 31, 2019.
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Coming into force
40 This Regulation comes into force on April 27, 2009.
