286 LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS. [ART. 33.

TITLE XXI.

Commercial Regulations.

ARTICLE 33. LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS.

ARTICLE 34. AGENTS AND FACTORS.

ARTICLE 35. BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND PROMISSORY NOTES; BILLS

OF LADING, STORAGE RECEIPTS, AND ELEVATOR RECEIPTS.
ARTICLE 36. INTEREST AND USURY.
ARTICLE 37. CURRENCY.

ARTICLE XXXIII.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS.

1 Limited partnerships, how formed 2 General partners, special partners, special partners limited in number 3 Persons forming such partnerships to sign certificate, what certificate to contain 4 Acknowledgment of certificate, etc, where to he filed, where places of business in different counties 5 Affidavit to be filed with original certifi- cate, what affidavit to state 6 When partnership deemed formed, liabil- ity of false statement made 7 Publication of terms of partnership S What evidence of publication 9 How renewed or continued 10 What deemed dissolution 11 Under what title business to be conducted, how suits to be brought, effect of judg- ment or decree 12 Use of name of special partner with his privity renders him liable as a general

partner, general partners to transact business 13 Contribution of special partners not to be withdrawn during partnership, may re- ceive interest and profits 14 When special partner bound to restore amount necessary to make good his share of capital 15 Assignment of partnership effects, in view of and after insolvency, when void 16 Assignment of profits of general or special partner, when void. 17 Special partner, violating the preceding sections, liable as general partner. 18 Special partner postponed to creditors 19 How suits brought 20 Proceedings in suits against general and special partners 21 Dissolution, how made 22 General partners liable to account, fraud, how punished

Art 72, c 1. 1836 c 97, s 1. Limited part- perships, how formed

1. Limited partnerships, for the transaction of any mercantile, mechanical, or manufacturing business within this State, may be formed by two or more persons, upon the terms, with the rights and powers, and subject to the conditions and liabilities herein pre- scribed; but the provisions of this article shall not be construed to authorize any such partnership for the purpose of banking, or mak- ing insurance.

Id s 2. 1836, c 97, s. 2 General partners

2. Such partnership may consist of one or more persons, who shall be called general partners, and who shall be jointly and sever- ally responsible as general partners are by law, and of one or more persons who shall contribute in actual cash payments, a specific