Not exact matches
A
limited liability company (LLC) is a hybrid business entity that has certain
characteristics of both a corporation and a
partnership / sole proprietorship.
In their June 2014 paper entitled «Master
Limited Partnerships (MLPs)», Frank Benham, Steven Hartt, Chris Tehranian and Edmund Walsh describe and summarize the aggregate performance and
characteristics of publicly traded MLPs.
A
limited liability company, or LLC, shares
characteristics of both a corporation and a
partnership or sole proprietorship.
In a concurring judgment, Lord Carnwath emphasises that, in his view, the conclusion in this case turns on the special
characteristics of a LLP, which is something
of a hybrid as between a conventional 1890 Act
partnership and a
limited company.