>With no business purpose partners and associates are effectively prevented
>>from entering into contracts in the name of the partnerhip in pursuit of its
>business purpose.
>
>With limited business purpose there is the potential that partner A enters
>into contract with third party B thus binding the partnership and all its
>members.
I guess this sounds like we'll *have to* say "no business purpose". As long
as this can't be misinterpreted to force us not to sell anything OpenCard,
even under a different name.
Cheers,
-- M. Uli Kusterer
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