Questions: Which of the following examples will NOT breach a general partner's duty of limited care? A. intentional misconduct B. reckless behavior C. gross negligence D. ordinary negligence E. known violation of law

The answer is D: ordinary negligence.

Explanation for each option:

A. Intentional misconduct - This would breach a general partner's duty of limited care because it involves deliberate actions that are harmful or deceitful.

B. Reckless behavior - This would breach the duty of limited care as it involves actions taken with a disregard for the potential consequences, showing a lack of concern for the safety or rights of others.

C. Gross negligence - This would breach the duty of limited care because it involves a severe lack of diligence or care, significantly deviating from the standard of care expected.

D. Ordinary negligence - This typically does not breach a general partner's duty of limited care. Ordinary negligence involves a failure to exercise reasonable care, but it is not as severe as gross negligence or intentional misconduct.

E. Known violation of law - This would breach the duty of limited care because it involves knowingly engaging in illegal activities, which is a clear violation of legal and ethical standards.