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Partnership Agreement with Mandatory Shotgun Provisions
Prepare a Partnership Agreement with shotgun provisions with this fully editable template.
- The partners agree not to compete with the partnership's business.
- The partnership's business will be run by a management committee appointed by the partners.
- Each partner has a right of first refusal to acquire the partnership interest of a departing partner.
- A partner wishing to withdraw may issue a mandatory shotgun buy-sell notice to the other partners.
- Upon the death of a partner, the surviving partner(s) must purchase the interest of the deceased partner, with the buy-out funded by life insurance policies purchased on each of the principals.
- If a partner becomes disabled and unable to continue, the remaining partner(s) will have the option to wind up the partnership or buy out the disabled partner's interest.
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