A General Form of Mining Partnership Agreement is a legal agreement between two or more parties that outlines the terms and conditions, rights and responsibilities of each party in a mining venture. It typically sets out the scope of the partnership, the rights and obligations of the partners, the rights and obligations of the mining company, the terms of payment, the distribution of profits and losses, and the duration of the agreement. There are two main types of General Form of Mining Partnership Agreements. The first is a Joint Venture Agreement, which is an agreement between two or more parties to share resources and profits from a mining venture. The second type is an Operating Agreement, which is an agreement between the mining company and its partners that outlines the specific rights and obligations of each party in a mining venture. In both agreements, the parties should clearly outline their rights and responsibilities, the terms and conditions of payment, the profits and losses, and the duration of the agreement. The agreement should also contain provisions for dispute resolution, confidentiality, termination, and indemnification.