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

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
Transcript text: 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
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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.

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