2. Within ……… days from the commencement of the business, the firm shall be registered both under the Indian Partnership Act as also under the Income Tax Act and the rules prescribed under both the statutes shall be applicable to the firm.
3. The name of the firm shall be “Eastern Law House” and the same may be changed hereafter into some other name as desired by the partners.
4. The business of the firm shall at present be carried on at ………, etc., or such other place or places as the partners may hereafter from time to time determine.
6. If any partner is made to advance any further money or moneys over and above the proportion of capital agreed to be contributed by him to meet emergent expenses on behalf of the firm or shall choose to leave his share of net profits undrawn at any annual general accounting, he will also be entitled to interest thereon at the rate of ……… % per annum unless required by the other partner or partners to withdraw the same in which event the interest shall cease to accrue.
7. All outgoings and expenses of the firm shall be paid out of the capital and profits of the business and, in case of deficiency, by the partners in equal shares.
9. All cheques drawn for amounts exceeding Rs. ………… bills and other documents for the purposes of the firm shall be signed by both the partners; each partner shall have the authority to sign all other cheques individually in the name of the firm.
10. The profits and losses shall belong to and be borne by the partners in equal shares.
11. In the event of any increase in the capital agreed upon by the majority or unanimously by the partners such additional capital unless otherwise agreed, shall be contributed by equal shares.
13. Both the partners shall attend diligently to the business of the partnership and carry on the same for the greatest advantage of the partners; and neither of them shall be, directly or indirectly, engaged or interested in any trade or business except that of the partnership.
14. Partners shall punctually pay and discharge their separate debts and liabilities, and shall indemnify and keep indemnified the firm effectually against the same.
16. The partners shall keep and maintain proper books of account. The books of account securities, vouchers, etc. shall be kept at the place of the business and be open to the inspection of each partner or his agent at all reasonable times with power to take copies.
18. The firm shall not stand dissolved upon the death, retirement or insolvency of any partner, but upon dissolution in other cases it shall be wound up and the assets and liabilities dealt with in accordance with the provisions of the Indian Partnership Act.
19. If any partner infringes any one of the clauses hereunder or becomes insane, or is adjudicated an insolvent, the other partner may forthwith determine the partnership by notice in writing, and may thenceforth continue the business alone and may publish notice of the dissolution in the local Official Gazette and in local vernacular newspaper, and also inform the Registrar of Firms in writing.
21. All notices required to be given to either partner hereunder shall be deemed to be duly served if addressed to such partner at the office of the firm and sent by registered post.