LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT (LLP)

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SUIT FOR DISSOLUTION OF A PARTNERSHIP FIRM AND FOR IT’S ACCOUNTS

A Partnership Firm is dissolved by notice or otherwise. This is a precedent of Suit for Dissolution of a Partnership Firm, for accounts and for consequential reliefs.

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DEED OF PARTNERSHIP FOR ADMITTING A MINOR TO BENEFITS OF PARTNERSHIP

This is a precedent of Deed of Partnership for admitting a minor into the Partnership firm as a Partner upon terms and conditions set out therein.

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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF A PARTNERSHIP FIRM

These are the precedents of notice for dissolution of a partnership firm at will and subsequent public notice. The Partnership/Partnership Firm is at will and a partner desires to dissolve the same.

POLICE COMPLAINT BY WIFE FOR DOWRY AND CRUELTY

This is the precedent of Police Complaint by Wife who has been harassed for Dowry and inflicting Cruelty.

DEED OF SUB-PARTNERSHIP

This is a precedent of Deed of Sub-Partnership where one of the partners enter into a Sub-Partnership in respect of his shares in the profits and losses as also in the assets and liabilities in the main partnership.

AGREEMENT FOR SALE OF IMMOVABLE PROPERTY

The Vendor is the Owner of an Immovable property, who has agreed to sale the same to the Purchaser. This is the precedent of an Agreement for sale.

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DEED OF DISSOLUTION IF PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN TWO PARTNERS WHERE ONE OF THEM IS TAKING OVER THE BUSINESS

This is a precedent of Deed of Dissolution of Partnership between two partners where one of them is taking over the Business from the other partner by mutually dissolving the business of the partnership firm and continuing partner shall continue business as Sole Proprietor.

NOTICE FOR DISHONOUR OF CHEQUES TO PARTNERSHIP FIRM AND ITS PARTNERS UNDER SECTION 138 R/W 141 OF THE NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENT ACT, 1881

This is a precedent of a Notice for Dishonour of Cheques to a Partnership Firm under Sections 138 read with 141 of the Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881.