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16. Sections 86 and 87 apply to LLPs, modified so that they read as follows—
86.—(1) An LLP must at all times have a registered office situated in England and Wales (or in Wales), in Scotland or in Northern Ireland, to which all communications and notices may be addressed.
(2) On the incorporation of an LLP the situation of its registered office shall be that stated in the incorporation document.
87.—(1) An LLP may change the address of its registered office by giving notice to the registrar.
(2) The change takes effect upon the notice being registered by the registrar, but until the end of the period of 14 days beginning with the date on which it is registered a person may validly serve any document on the LLP at the address previously registered.
(3) For the purposes of any duty of an LLP—
(a)to keep available for inspection at its registered office any register, index or other document, or
(b)to mention the address of its registered office in any document,
an LLP that has given notice to the registrar of a change in the address of its registered office may act on the change as from such date, not more than 14 days after the notice is given, as it may determine.
(4) Where an LLP unavoidably ceases to perform at its registered office any such duty as is mentioned in subsection (3)(a) in circumstances in which it was not practicable to give prior notice to the registrar of a change in the address of its registered office, but—
(a)resumes performance of that duty at other premises as soon as practicable, and
(b)gives notice accordingly to the registrar of a change in the situation of its registered office within 14 days of doing so,
it is not to be treated as having failed to comply with that duty.”.
17. Section 88 applies to LLPs, modified so that it reads as follows—
88.—(1) In this Act a “Welsh LLP” means an LLP as to which it is stated in the register that its registered office is to be situated in Wales.
(2) An LLP—
(a)whose registered office is in Wales, and
(b)as to which it is stated in the register that its registered office is to be situated in England and Wales,
may determine that the register be amended so that it states that the LLP's registered office is to be situated in Wales.
(3) An LLP—
(a)whose registered office is in Wales, and
(b)as to which it is stated in the register that its registered office is to be situated in Wales,
may determine that the register be amended so that it states that the LLP's registered office is to be situated in England and Wales.
(4) Where an LLP makes a determination under this section it must give notice to the registrar, who shall—
(a)amend the register accordingly, and
(b)issue a new certificate of incorporation altered to meet the circumstances of the case.”.
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