sec.13Disclosure of partners’ names

### sec.13 Disclosure of partners’ names At any stage of a partnership proceeding, a party may by written notice require the partnership to give the names and places of residence of the persons who were partners in the partnership when the matter the subject of the proceeding arose. The notice must state a time of not less than 2 business days after the notice is given to the partnership for compliance with the notice. If the partnership does not give the information as required by this rule, the tribunal may make an order it considers appropriate, including the following— an order staying the proceeding until the information is supplied; if the partnership is the applicant for the proceeding—an order dismissing or striking out the proceeding or a part of the proceeding; if the partnership is the respondent for the proceeding—an order striking out the partnership’s response to the application or referral for the proceeding. (sec.13-ssec.1) At any stage of a partnership proceeding, a party may by written notice require the partnership to give the names and places of residence of the persons who were partners in the partnership when the matter the subject of the proceeding arose. (sec.13-ssec.2) The notice must state a time of not less than 2 business days after the notice is given to the partnership for compliance with the notice. (sec.13-ssec.3) If the partnership does not give the information as required by this rule, the tribunal may make an order it considers appropriate, including the following— an order staying the proceeding until the information is supplied; if the partnership is the applicant for the proceeding—an order dismissing or striking out the proceeding or a part of the proceeding; if the partnership is the respondent for the proceeding—an order striking out the partnership’s response to the application or referral for the proceeding. - (a) an order staying the proceeding until the information is supplied; - (b) if the partnership is the applicant for the proceeding—an order dismissing or striking out the proceeding or a part of the proceeding; - (c) if the partnership is the respondent for the proceeding—an order striking out the partnership’s response to the application or referral for the proceeding.