Partnership Agreement (Two Companies)
This Partnership Agreement governs the relationship between two companies that are partners.
Last updated January 23, 2025
Suitable for Australia
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Frequently asked questions
What does the Partnership Agreement cover?
- Partnership name and business address;
- Names of the partners;
- Maintenance of the Partnership account;
- Duties and limitations of each partner;
- Sharing of capital and property, profit or losses;
- Operation of partner’s shares;
- Insurance;
- Rules governing dissolution of the Partnership; and
- Dispute resolution.
Further information:
- What Is a Partnership?
- Advantages and Disadvantages of a Partnership
- How To Create A Partnership Agreement
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The Legal Risk Score of a Partnership Agreement (Two Companies) Template is Medium
Our legal team have marked this document as medium risk considering:
- Partnerships are flexible business structures.
- Partners are required to contribute capital equally and share profits and losses equally, which might not reflect the actual input or risk assumed by individual partners.
- Decisions and actions related to the partnership require unanimous agreement, potentially leading to delays or deadlock in decision-making if partners disagree.
The requirement for unanimous decisions and equal sharing of financial responsibilities could either foster a strong collaborative environment or lead to significant operational challenges if conflicts arise.
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