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Partnership Agreement

Legally binding agreement defining the terms of your business partnership

What is a Partnership Agreement?

A Partnership Agreement, also known as a Partnership Deed, is a legal document that outlines the terms and conditions governing a partnership business. It defines the rights, duties, and obligations of each partner, as well as the rules for managing the business, sharing profits and losses, and resolving disputes.

While not mandatory for partnership registration, having a well-drafted partnership agreement is crucial for preventing misunderstandings and conflicts among partners. It serves as a reference document for all business decisions and helps maintain transparency in operations.

Our legal experts draft comprehensive partnership agreements that cover all essential aspects of your business relationship, ensuring clarity and legal protection for all partners involved.

Why You Need This Agreement

  • Clear definition of roles and responsibilities
  • Prevent future disputes and conflicts
  • Define profit sharing ratios
  • Outline decision-making process
  • Legal protection for all partners

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Key Terms Covered

Capital Contribution

Amount each partner will invest in the business

Profit & Loss Sharing

Ratio in which profits and losses will be distributed

Roles & Responsibilities

Duties and authority of each partner

Decision Making

Process for making business decisions

Dissolution Terms

Conditions and process for ending the partnership

Dispute Resolution

Mechanism for resolving conflicts

Information Required

  • Details of all partners (name, address, PAN)
  • Business name and nature of business
  • Capital contribution of each partner
  • Profit sharing ratio
  • Address of business premises
  • Bank account details

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