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The Sale Of Partnership Interest Agreement is a crucial document used when a partner wishes to exit a partnership by selling their interest to another party, whether an existing partner or a new entrant. This agreement is particularly important in the Canadian business context, where it must comply with both federal and provincial regulations, including specific partnership laws, tax requirements, and securities regulations where applicable. The document typically includes detailed provisions about the transfer of ownership, valuation of the partnership interest, payment terms, representations and warranties, and any post-sale obligations. It's essential for protecting all parties' interests and ensuring a smooth transition of ownership while maintaining the partnership's operational continuity. The agreement should be customized based on the specific province's requirements and the nature of the partnership business.
