Hullett v. Cousin
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
NOYES, Judge
¶ 1 After a limited partnership sold its only asset, an apartment complex, it distributed the net proceeds to its general and limited partners and was deemed dissolved. A creditor later sued the limited partnership and its general partner for tort claims related to the apartment complex — claims that arose before the limited partnership dissolved and about which the limited partners had no notice. The creditor obtained a default judgment against both the partnership and the general partner, but the judgment was uncollectible because those parties were insolvent. The…
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