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§  121-704.  Right  of  assignee  to  become  limited  partner. (a) An  assignee of a partnership interest, including an assignee of  a  general  partner,  may  become  a  limited  partner if (i) the assignor gives the  assignee  that  right  in  accordance  with  authority  granted  in  the  partnership agreement, or (ii) all partners consent in writing, or (iii)  to the extent that the partnership agreement so provides.    (b)  An  assignee  who has become a limited partner has, to the extent  assigned, the rights and powers, and is subject to the restrictions  and  liabilities,  of  a  limited partner under the partnership agreement and  this article. Notwithstanding the foregoing, unless  otherwise  provided  in  the partnership agreement, an assignee who becomes a limited partner  is liable for the obligations of his assignor to make  contributions  as  provided in section 121-502 of this article, but shall not be liable for  the  obligations  of  his assignor under sections 121-603 and 121-607 of  this article. However, the assignee is not  obligated  for  liabilities,  including  the  obligations  of  his  assignor  to make contributions as  provided in section 121-502 of this article, unknown to the assignee  at  the time he becomes a limited partner.

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Statutes > New-york > Ptr > Article-8-a > 121-704

§  121-704.  Right  of  assignee  to  become  limited  partner. (a) An  assignee of a partnership interest, including an assignee of  a  general  partner,  may  become  a  limited  partner if (i) the assignor gives the  assignee  that  right  in  accordance  with  authority  granted  in  the  partnership agreement, or (ii) all partners consent in writing, or (iii)  to the extent that the partnership agreement so provides.    (b)  An  assignee  who has become a limited partner has, to the extent  assigned, the rights and powers, and is subject to the restrictions  and  liabilities,  of  a  limited partner under the partnership agreement and  this article. Notwithstanding the foregoing, unless  otherwise  provided  in  the partnership agreement, an assignee who becomes a limited partner  is liable for the obligations of his assignor to make  contributions  as  provided in section 121-502 of this article, but shall not be liable for  the  obligations  of  his assignor under sections 121-603 and 121-607 of  this article. However, the assignee is not  obligated  for  liabilities,  including  the  obligations  of  his  assignor  to make contributions as  provided in section 121-502 of this article, unknown to the assignee  at  the time he becomes a limited partner.

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Statutes > New-york > Ptr > Article-8-a > 121-704

§  121-704.  Right  of  assignee  to  become  limited  partner. (a) An  assignee of a partnership interest, including an assignee of  a  general  partner,  may  become  a  limited  partner if (i) the assignor gives the  assignee  that  right  in  accordance  with  authority  granted  in  the  partnership agreement, or (ii) all partners consent in writing, or (iii)  to the extent that the partnership agreement so provides.    (b)  An  assignee  who has become a limited partner has, to the extent  assigned, the rights and powers, and is subject to the restrictions  and  liabilities,  of  a  limited partner under the partnership agreement and  this article. Notwithstanding the foregoing, unless  otherwise  provided  in  the partnership agreement, an assignee who becomes a limited partner  is liable for the obligations of his assignor to make  contributions  as  provided in section 121-502 of this article, but shall not be liable for  the  obligations  of  his assignor under sections 121-603 and 121-607 of  this article. However, the assignee is not  obligated  for  liabilities,  including  the  obligations  of  his  assignor  to make contributions as  provided in section 121-502 of this article, unknown to the assignee  at  the time he becomes a limited partner.