Partner ship dissolution deed - is this format right?

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13 April 2016 Hello CAs'

I am a retiring partner of a Firm that has two partners now and pls advice me if the below mentioned format of Dissolution Deed is right?
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THIS DEED made at …………….. this ………… day of …………., 2000, between

A, son of ………………………………. resident of ………………………………………………. hereinafter referred to as retiring partner, of the ONE PART

and

B, son of ………………………. resident of …………………………. hereinafter referred to as continuing partner of the OTHER PART.

WHEREAS the parties hereto were doing the business of ………………. at …………………………. under the name and style of M/s. …………………………………………………. in terms of Deed of Partnership dated ………………………… AND

WHEREAS on account of disputes and differences arising between them, the parties have decided to dissolve the partnership on the terms and conditions hereinafter appearing. WITNESSETH AS FOLLOWS:

(1) The parties hereto hereby dissolve the partnership subsisting between them under the Deed of Partnership dated …………………. with effect from …………………

(2) The assets and liabilities of the partnership have been assessed and the final balance sheet and profit and loss account have been taken and both the parties have seen the said accounts and are satisfied about its correctness.

(3) The continuing partner has paid to the retiring partner a sum of Rs. ……………… (the receipt whereof the retiring partner hereby acknowledges) as consideration of the share and interest of the retiring partner in the assets, stock-in-trade, goodwill and tenancy rights of the firm.

(4) The retiring partner as beneficial owner hereby assigns and releases unto the continuing partner ALL THAT the one-half share and interest of and in the business and stock-in-trade, assets and other personal chattels including the goodwill thereof TO HOLD the same unto the continuing partner absolutely for ever.

(5) The continuing partner hereby covenants with the retiring partner that he shall discharge all the debts, liabilities and obligations of the partnership and will at all times hereafter keep the retiring partner indemnified against the said debts, liabilities and obligations and from all actions, proceedings, costs, claims and demands in respect thereof.

(6) The retiring partner hereby covenants with the continuing partner that he shall not engage himself directly or indirectly in the business of ………………………….. for a period of ………………………. years from the date of dissolution of the partnership.

(7) The retiring partner hereby releases the continuing partner and the continuing partner hereby releases the retiring partner from all actions, accounts, claims and demands in relation to the said partnership and from all the covenants and agreements contained in the said Deed of Partnership.

(8) The continuing partner hereby agrees and undertakes that he shall notify the dissolution of the partnership to the Registrar of Firms ……………………………… and also in the ………………… Government Gazette and in two newspapers within ………………… days from the date of execution hereof.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have hereunto set their hands, the day and year first hereinabove written. Signed and delivered by the within named A Signed and delivered by the within named B WITNESSES; 1. 2.

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Rgds, Siva

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13 April 2016 1. Substitute the words 'retiring partner' with 'party of the first part'.

2. Substitute the words 'continuing partner' with 'party of the second part'.

3. In the preamble, delete the words' of the ONE PART' and 'of the 'OTHER PART'.

13 April 2016 is it a complete "dissolution" OR some of the partners are going to continue?

13 April 2016 Amol Ji, Out of two partners - only one is leaving and one other partner is taking over the entire firm and its assets and liabilities.

13 April 2016 In that case, the word "continuing partner" should be avoided. It is a plain case of dissolution. When one of the partners out two, leaves, the FIRM comes to an END. The assets/liabilities of the firm are distributed as per the dissolution deed.


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