Partnership Agreement
A Partnership Agreement coordinates management rights, equity division, capital contributions, and exit clauses between business partners.
Common Clauses
- Equity split and profit/loss allocation matrices
- Voting rights and management decision structures
- Capital contribution duties and dilution rules
- Process for transfer of shares or buyout terms
- Dissolution and liquidation procedures
Common Red Flags
- Lack of clear tie-breaker mechanism for 50/50 vote deadlocks
- Unclear dilution rules that allow unfair partner squeeze-out
- Vague buyout clauses that don't specify share valuation methods
- Joint and several liability terms without partner indemnification protections
Questions To Ask Before Signing
- How are partner decision deadlocks resolved?
- What valuation method is used to determine buyout share price?
- Are additional capital calls mandatory, and what is the penalty for default?
- How are new partners admitted to the business?
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