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Limited Partnership Agreement

Neutral - 5 Parties

Five Parties Limited Partnership Agreement (a general partnership) will be established under local law. It provides a basic Limited Partnership framework only. This agreement is drafted in Neutral Form.

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Five Parties Limited Partnership Agreement (a general partnership) will be established under local law. It provides a basic Limited Partnership framework only. This agreement is drafted in Neutral Form.

LP1, LP2, LP3 and LP4 (each a "Limited Partner", together the "Limited Partners”) wish to establish a partnership with the General Partner (each a “Partner”, together the “Partners”) in [Territory] under the name of [name] (the Partnership) for the purpose of [business].

The Partners wish to regulate their relationship as partners in the Partnership and the management of the Partnership in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.

The Business shall be conducted in the best interests of the Partnership on sound commercial profit-making principles in accordance with the Business Plan. The Partners shall use all reasonable endeavours to procure its prompt and effective implementation.

 

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This Agreement should be carefully read by the undersigning individuals.

This Agreement should be signed by the authorised signatory and witnessed in the presence of a solicitor or a notary public to complete the formality.

 

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