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Tpy6a [65]
1 year ago
14

Each general partner in a limited partnership _______. (choose two correct answers)

Business
1 answer:
Natalija [7]1 year ago
7 0

Each general partner in a limited partnership has personal liability

<h3>What is personal liability?</h3>

Personal liability insurance, often known as "comprehensive personal liability (CPL) insurance," is a part of a homeowners insurance or umbrella insurance policy that guards you and members of your household against claims stemming from injuries and damage to other people's property. It protects you from having to pay hefty sums out of pocket if you are found to be accountable for something bad that occurs to a third party.

Your personal liability insurance protects you from lawsuits stemming from injury to others and property damage.

Personal liability insurance is available independently, even though it is frequently included in a homes policy.

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