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Limited Partnerships Representation
cassiejohnson//November 13, 2015//
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On appeal from a judgment ordering her eviction, appellant argued that the District Court erred in denying her motion to dismiss the complaint because respondent-landlord was a limited partnership and did not appear through licensed counsel in District Court. The Court of Appeals held that, unless otherwise authorized by court rule, limited partnerships must be represented by licensed attorneys in pleadings and practice in District Court. Reversed.
A15-0496 Hinckley Square Assoc. v. Cervene (Pine County)
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