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Withdrawal mechanism of limited partnership enterprises

Legal analysis: A company established in partnership is a partnership enterprise. Since it is a cooperative relationship, you can't just quit. However, the company law also stipulates that shareholders should withdraw their shares reasonably:

You can transfer the equity to other shareholders, or you can transfer the equity to people other than shareholders. At this time, if other shareholders do not agree to the transfer, they need to buy the transferred equity.

When the operation of a limited company meets the following circumstances, the shareholders may require the company to acquire the shareholders' equity at a reasonable price. (1) The company has been unprofitable for five consecutive years, while the company has been profitable for five consecutive years. (2) The merger, division or transfer of the company's main property. (3) The shareholders are unwilling to extend the term of operation when it expires.

In case of any of the following circumstances in the company's operation, a limited company may request the people's court to make a ruling to dissolve the company on behalf of shareholders holding more than 65,438+00% of the voting rights of the company and shareholders holding more than 65,438+000% of the voting rights of the company for 65,438+080 days. (1) The company has been unable to hold a general meeting of shareholders for more than 2 years in a row, or no effective resolution has been reached at the general meeting of shareholders. (2) The company's board of directors has been at odds for a long time. (3) Other serious difficulties occur in the company's operation.

To sum up, if the partnership wants to quit after starting a company, it can be used as a reference according to the above situation.

Legal basis: Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 967 A partnership contract is an agreement between two or more partners to share benefits and bear risks for the same business purpose.

Article 968 Partners shall perform their capital contribution obligations in the agreed manner, amount and payment period.

Article 969 The capital contributions made by partners, income obtained from partnership affairs according to law and other property belong to the partnership. Before the termination of the partnership contract, the partners may not request the division of the partnership property.