The partner of a general partnership that has sold its holding accountable for social obligations arising prior to the sale only in respect of creditors and not even against the company and the purchasers of the units. The seller, therefore - especially when the buyers failed to maintain the share of non-existence of social debts - can not be called upon to indemnify the company and the assignees, who have done so in full to the satisfaction of those debts, amounts paid to creditors .
is the principle that emerges from sentence # 25123 of December 13, 2010, by which the third section of the Supreme Court upheld the appeal of a former member snc, from which the company and the remaining members, where the same had sold its stake, demanded the payment of half the amount paid to a lender office, in compliance an obligation that arose when he was still a member
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