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The 7 Most Relevant Clauses in a Partnership Agreement



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You want to know in 2 seconds and for free the seven most relevant clauses in a partnership agreement ? We are going to make half of your dream comes true in few minutes.

Let’s remind that to incorporate a company, you need to write statutes (or bylaws) in order to organize your company life: these statutes are your internal regulations. Over the course of your company’s life, it’s important to outline the partners’ relationship in a specific agreement.

Want an illustration? A partnership agreement is similar to a “pre-nuptial agreement” or a “gentleman’s agreement”. It covers things that are not already in the bylaws. If it includes a confidentiality clause, this agreement can remain a secret between its signatories.



WHY A PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT RELEVANT?

When I was 6, before heading to school, my mother told me “Bring this cookie with you”. Too lazy, I refused multiple times. But, when the snack break came I have to admit that I was hungry. One day, she had this answer that changed my life forever “Take this cookie, you’ll be happy to have it when you’ll be hungry”.

My mother was absolutely right! This is what a partnership agreement is about. Not cookies and mother (!), but how to find a solution before problems arise. This example works with couples forecast as well.

In this short post, we’ll avoid going through all of the standard clauses that are always included in every agreement (duration of the agreement, copyright assignment, court jurisdiction, etc.). Instead, we’ll focus on the 7 most relevant clauses that every partner should agree on when they start a new company.

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