This template outlines the formation and operation of a general business partnership between two partners. It covers essential aspects such as capital contributions, profit and loss allocation, management structure, financial management, and procedures for adding new partners or dissolving the partnership. The agreement also includes provisions for dispute resolution and governing law.

This template is a **Business Partnership Agreement** designed for two individuals forming a general partnership. It outlines the partnership's formation, business purpose, capital contributions, profit and loss allocation, management structure, and procedures for dissolution and dispute resolution. It serves as a foundational legal document for establishing a new business venture between partners.

The Seedsummit Advance Subscription Agreement (ASA) allows an investor to provide funds to a company in exchange for equity that will be issued at a future event, such as the company’s next funding round, sale, or listing, without requiring immediate repayment or interest. It is useful because it enables early-stage companies to raise capital before a formal valuation is established, while providing investors with clear rights, protections, and the ability to convert their investment into equity under agreed terms.

The Seedsummit Shareholders’ Agreement governs the ownership, rights, and obligations of two parties as shareholders in a Danish company, setting rules for share transfers, board composition, voting, and key management decisions. It also regulates pre-emption, tag-along and drag-along rights, restrictive covenants, breach remedies, confidentiality, and dispute resolution under Danish law.

The Seedsummit Founder Collaboration Agreement is designed for potential founders to establish key terms before officially incorporating a startup company. It outlines how intellectual property developed during the collaboration will be assigned to the future company, details initial share ownership and vesting schedules, and includes provisions for confidentiality.

The Seedsummit French Collaboration Agreement template governs the pre-incorporation relationship between startup founders working together on a project before forming a company (“NewCo”). It sets out terms on share structure, governance, IP transfer, confidentiality, and founder commitments, with guidance for incorporating standard French legal provisions and preparing a future shareholders’ agreement.

The Seedsummit Founder Collaboration Agreement sets out how two or more individuals will jointly develop a business concept or technology in Portugal and later transfer it to a newly formed start-up company. It governs IP ownership, share allocation (with optional vesting and sale terms), and confirms that all rights in the developed technology will belong to the future company.

This Business Partnership Agreement outlines the terms and conditions for two or more individuals or entities forming a partnership. It covers essential aspects such as the purpose, duration, capital contributions, profit and loss distribution, management, and termination of the partnership. This template helps establish a clear framework for business collaboration.

This Partnership Agreement template outlines the terms of cooperation between two entities, referred to as "Company" and "Partner." It consists of a customizable Cover Page for specific business and legal terms, which incorporates a set of standard terms by reference. The agreement details obligations, payment structures, trademark licensing, confidentiality, liability limitations, and dispute resolution processes.

This document is a Partnership Agreement template, structured with a customizable Cover Page for specific business and legal terms, and a set of incorporated Standard Terms. It outlines the obligations of both a "Company" and a "Partner," covering aspects like promotional activities, referrals, payments, and trademark licensing. The template also includes provisions for dispute resolution, termination, representations, warranties, liability limitations, indemnification, and confidentiality.