No, directors should not be appointed to an LLP (Limited Liability Partnership). Unlike a company, which typically has directors who oversee its operations and make key decisions, an LLP is managed by its partners. Partners in an LLP collectively govern the business, and they are responsible for decision-making and day-to-day operations. LLPs do not have a board of directors or the concept of appointing directors, as is the case with companies. Instead, the structure and management of an LLP are based on the terms and agreements outlined in the LLP Agreement, which is a contract among the partners.