Introduction
This Partnership Deed is designed to regulate the relationship between two companies carrying on a business together as partners.
It provides a structured framework covering capital contributions, profit sharing, decision-making and the operation of the partnership.
The deed includes provisions dealing with partner obligations, restrictions, dispute resolution and the winding up of the partnership.
This template is suitable for commercial arrangements where companies wish to operate jointly without forming a separate entity.
This deed includes detailed provisions governing the operation of the partnership, together with guarantee and indemnity clauses, making it suitable for commercial and higher-risk arrangements.
📄 Partnership Deed Between Companies
• Capital contributions and profit sharing
• Partner duties and restrictions
• Decision-making provisions
• Dispute resolution clause
• Winding up provisions
• Guarantee and indemnity clauses
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Prepared by experienced Australian commercial lawyers, this precedent provides a comprehensive and reliable framework for real-world use.
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Designed for immediate use, it can be adapted to suit a wide range of legal and commercial scenarios.
At A Glance
What This Deed Covers
• Formation of partnership
• Capital contributions
• Profit and loss sharing
• Management and control
• Duties of partners
Key Provisions Included
• Decision-making framework
• Restrictions on partners
• Dispute resolution
• Guarantee and indemnity provisions
• Winding up of partnership
Typical Use
• Joint business ventures between companies
• Commercial collaborations
• Property or investment partnerships
• Shared business operations
• Strategic partnerships
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Related Precedents
Partnership & Business Documents
• Partnership Agreement
• Joint Venture Agreement
• Shareholders Agreement
Also Known As
This document may also be referred to as:
• Partnership agreement between companies
• Corporate partnership deed
• Business partnership deed
• Commercial partnership agreement
• Company partnership agreement
Frequently Asked Questions
Can companies form a partnership together?
Yes. Companies can enter into a partnership arrangement and operate a business jointly under a partnership deed.
How is this different from a joint venture agreement?
A partnership involves carrying on a business together with shared profits and liabilities, whereas a joint venture is typically more limited in scope.
Does this include profit sharing?
Yes. The deed includes provisions dealing with capital contributions and the sharing of profits and losses.
Does this include dispute resolution?
Yes. The deed includes structured dispute resolution provisions to help manage disagreements between partners.
Partnership Deed Between Two Companies – Instant Download
• Partnership deed between companies
• Covers capital, profit share and management
• Includes dispute resolution and winding up provisions
• Includes guarantee and indemnity clauses
• Fully editable Microsoft Word document
• Suitable for Australian use
• Includes Editing Legal Documents Guide
• Instant download available immediately after purchase
Used by lawyers, businesses and commercial operators across Australia.
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