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9(1)A limited liability partnership shall—E+W+S
(a)at all times have a registered office situated in England and Wales or in Wales, or
(b)at all times have a registered office situated in Scotland,
to which communications and notices may be addressed.
(2)On the incorporation of a limited liability partnership the situation of its registered office shall be that stated in the incorporation document.
(3)Where the registered office of a limited liability partnership is situated in Wales, but the incorporation document does not state that it is to be situated in Wales (as opposed to England and Wales), the limited liability partnership may deliver notice to the registrar stating that its registered office is to be situated in Wales.
(4)A notice delivered under sub-paragraph (3)—
(a)shall be in a form approved by the registrar, and
(b)shall be signed by a designated member of the limited liability partnership or authenticated in a manner approved by the registrar.
10(1)A limited liability partnership may change its registered office by delivering notice of the change to the registrar.E+W+S
(2)A notice delivered under sub-paragraph (1)—
(a)shall be in a form approved by the registrar, and
(b)shall be signed by a designated member of the limited liability partnership or authenticated in a manner approved by the registrar.
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