Partnership Agreement



What is a Partnership Agreement
A Partnership Agreement is a formal legal document that sets out the terms and conditions governing the relationship between individuals who come together to operate a business in partnership. It clearly defines each partner’s roles, responsibilities, rights, and obligations.
This agreement serves as a foundational document for the partnership, helping to establish clarity on key matters such as capital contributions, ownership of shares, profit and loss distribution, and management duties. It also provides a framework for resolving disputes, handling the exit of a partner, and addressing other business contingencies.
Key Clauses Covered in Our Partnership Agreement
Our professionally drafted Partnership Agreements include all essential terms to protect your business and ensure smooth functioning. Some of the key clauses we cover include:
- Business Details- Name, nature of the business, and its objectives.
- Capital Contributions- How much money, property, or effort each partner is investing.
- Profit & Loss Sharing- How profits and losses will be divided among partners.
- Roles and Responsibilities- Who will handle what part of the business.
- Decision-Making Process- How decisions will be made (majority vote, unanimous consent, etc.).
- Admission of New Partners- Rules for adding a new partner to the business.
- Withdrawal or Exit- What happens if a partner wants to leave or retire.
- Dispute Resolution- How internal disputes will be handled to avoid litigation.
- Dissolution- Steps to close or wind up the business if required.
Who Needs a Partnership Agreement?
If you are establishing or operating a business in collaboration with one or more partners, it is essential to have a well-drafted Partnership Agreement in place. Whether it involves a small family-owned enterprise or an emerging startup among colleagues or friends, a written agreement ensures legal clarity, safeguards the interests of all parties involved, and promotes smooth functioning of the business.
Even in cases where the partnership is built on mutual trust or informal understandings, a documented agreement plays a crucial role in preventing future misunderstandings and in protecting the legal rights and responsibilities of each partner over time.
Types of Partnership Structures We Support
We assist with drafting agreements for various partnership structures, including:
- General Partnership- Traditional form where all partners share responsibilities and liabilities.
- Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)- Offers limited liability to partners with a separate legal identity.
- Registered and Unregistered Partnerships- Support for both formal and informal business setups.
- Family or Informal Partnerships- Agreements tailored for businesses within families or close associates.
Why DigiLawyer?
DigiLawyer simplifies the process of drafting legally verified Partnership Agreements, ensuring both parties (both the clients) are protected throughout the home-based service engagements. Whether you need a standard template or customized clauses for aspects such as the scope of services, payment terms, liability, and breach consequences, we ensure your agreement is tailored to your needs and fully compliant with the Indian Contract Act, 1872, the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, and the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996—providing a solid legal foundation.
With DigiLawyer, you can draft your Partnership Agreement in minutes—fast, simple, and legally sound. Our platform guides you through every step of the process, ensuring your business and contractors are protected.
With options for notarization, expert consultations, and 24/7 support, your business is fully protected. Ready to safeguard your information? Let DigiLawyer help you draft your Partnership Agreement today!
Legally Approved Agreements - Drafted by legal experts, following all Indian laws.
Fast & Easy Process - Get your agreement online without any hassle.
E-Stamping & Registration Help - We take care of all legal formalities for you.
Customizable Agreements - Modify terms as per your business or personal needs.
Affordable & Transparent Pricing - No hidden charges, just clear and fair costs.
Secure Online Storage - Access your agreements anytime, anywhere.
Expert Legal Support - Our team is always available for legal guidance and dispute resolution.
FAQs Related to Partnership Agreement
Yes, a signed partnership agreement is legally enforceable under Indian law. It protects each partner’s rights and defines their responsibilities.
Registration is not mandatory but is advisable for legal proof. A registered partnership has a stronger standing in case of disputes.
There is no legal difference between a partnership deed and a partnership agreement. Both terms refer to the same document that defines the rights, duties, and terms of the partnership.
Yes, partners can update the agreement anytime with mutual consent. All changes must be documented and signed by all partners.
Disputes are usually resolved as per the terms of the agreement. If not, legal remedies or arbitration can be used.
The partnership can be dissolved by giving written notice. Follow the exit terms in the agreement or as per the Partnership Act.





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