Practice question · Multiple choice
A partner wants to sell her participations to an outside investor. What does the default legal regime say?
Hints
- The S.L. is designed as a closed company.
- Outsiders enter only if insiders decline.
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A. Existing partners have preferential acquisition rights
Why
The default regime restricts outsider transfers: the remaining partners (or the company) may take the participations on equal terms first. The S.L. protects its cast of characters, that is its point.
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