I've just noticed a clause I hadn't paid much attention to before.  As
I understand it, the prevailing argument that an R1742 agreement can
be a person stems from transference of the partnership's obligations
to the comprising members.  But consider the first sentence of the
penultimate paragraph of R1742:

     If a Civil CFJ is called by anyone who is not party to that
     agreement, then it lacks standing and shall be dismissed.

This seems to indicate that a partnership's obligations are only
enforceable to the extent that the partnership's members desire them
to be enforced.  Any thoughts?

-root

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