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¶ … Partnership Agreement
Corporate and Partnership Law
The first and foremost thing to do is to get a copy of all agreements that the partners signed. Many people refer to their co-shareholders as "partners," when in fact; they are not real partners, but rather all shareholders in a corporation, or members of an LLC. Different regulations apply for different types of business entities. So, another step is to determine what you own. A partnership does not need a written agreement. If there is an agreement, then the partners are free to determine in that agreement their rights, including how and when and on what terms a partner can obtain from a partnership.
Since there is no written partnership agreement, then any partner can withdraw at any time under Partnership Law. By withdrawing, a partner is entitled to be bought out. The first step is to get an "accounting" which is a financial snapshot. Then, the bought out partner is to get paid for his share. If your partners will not...
However, I may have some solutions available in court, too, including an injunction in assistance of arbitration, to safeguard bank accounts, for example, from a partner making inappropriate withdrawals, or to avoid a partner from using partnership funds to pay for legal fees (Geradin, 2007). Every partner under the Corporate Law has a right to manage and be among the partnership and a right to see the records and books of the partnership. The right to manage, however, can be made by a written partnership agreement. For example, a partnership could name a committee or a manager to be the managing pillar of the partnership. I would, however, still have the right to…
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Geradin, D. 2007. Trade and the Environment: A Comparative Study of EC and U.S. Law. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
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