Property Ownership
A Mississippi partnership acquires investment real property. All partners' interests in the property are governed by:
AEach partner's personal will and estate plan
BThe partnership agreement and Mississippi partnership law (RUPA or UPA), which governs partners' rights, obligations, and the management of partnership property✓ Correct
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DOnly the county deed records
Explanation
Partnership property ownership is governed by the partnership agreement and applicable Mississippi partnership statutes (Revised Uniform Partnership Act — RUPA). The partnership agreement defines each partner's interest, decision-making authority, profit/loss sharing, and rights upon dissolution or sale of property.
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