154.001 – NATURE OF PARTNER'S PARTNERSHIP INTEREST. (a) A
Texas Business Organizations Code § 154.001
Summary
This law establishes that a partner's interest in a partnership is considered personal property and may be classified as community property. It clarifies that partners do not co-own partnership property, which impacts how partnership interests are treated in legal contexts.
Partnership interest is classified as personal property.
May be considered community property under certain laws.
Partners do not co-own the partnership's assets.
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