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The Texas Journal of Business Law (Archive)
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Volume 46, Issue No. 2 (Fall, 2015)
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Liability of a Partner—When Can You Collect From the Partner If the Partnership Does Not Pay?
Liability of a Partner—When Can You Collect From the Partner If the Partnership Does Not Pay?
Am. Star Energy & Mineral Corp. v. Stowers, 457 S.W.3d 427 (Tex. 2015)
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90‑Day Satisfaction Period
Aggregate Theory of Partnership
Due Process Rights (Constitutional Standard)
Entity Theory of Partnership
Partnerships
Rule That Cause of Action Against a Partner Accrues Only When Creditor Can Proceed Against Partner’S Assets
Rule That a Judgment Against a Partnership Is Not a Judgment Against An Individual Partner
Rule That a Suit Against a Partner Must Be Brought After Final Judgment Against Partnership
Statute of Limitations
Texas Partnership Law
Texas Revised Partnership Act