950 CMR 108.16 - Restated Certificate
(1) A limited
partnership may at any time integrate into a single instrument all of the
provisions of its certificate of limited partnership which are then in effect
and operative and may at the same time amend its certificate of limited
partnership. If the restated certificate merely restates and integrates the
existing provisions of the certificate of organization it shall be designated
as a "restated certificate of organization". If in addition, the restatement
amends some or all of the information as provided in
950 CMR
108.15, it shall be designated as an "amended
and restated certificate of organization".
(2) The certificate of organization for a
limited partnership may be restated by filing a restated certificate with the
Division. The restated certificate shall be designated in the manner provided
above and shall set forth:
(a) the name of the
limited partnership, and if such name has been changed, the name under which it
was originally filed;
(b) the date
of filing of the original certificate of limited partnership;
(c) all information required to be set forth
in the original certificate of limited partnership in the order provided in
950 CMR
108.11, except that any change pertaining to
the resident agent or office of the resident agent shall be made as provided in
950 CMR 108.13;
and
(d) a clear indication of any
amendments to be effected by the restated certificate, and if none, a statement
to that effect;
(3) The
fee for filing the restated certificate shall be $ 100.00.
(4) Upon filing or upon the future effective
date, the restated certificate shall supersede the initial certificate of
limited partnership as theretofore amended or supplemented, and shall be the
certificate of limited partnership.
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