A Basic Partnership Agreement is a legal document that defines the rights and responsibilities of the partners involved in a business partnership. It outlines the ownership structure, rights, and obligations of each partner, and establishes a framework for how the business will be managed and decisions will be made. It also includes provisions to protect the interests of each partner in the event of the dissolution of the partnership. There are two main types of Basic Partnership Agreements: General Partnership Agreements and Limited Partnership Agreements. A General Partnership Agreement is a contract between two or more individuals who wish to enter into a business partnership. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of each partner, as well as the ownership structure and division of profits. It also includes provisions to ensure the protection of each partner's interests in the case of the dissolution of the partnership. A Limited Partnership Agreement is similar to a General Partnership Agreement but includes additional provisions that limit the liability of one or more of the partners. It outlines the rights and responsibilities of each partner, as well as their ownership stake in the business. It also includes provisions to ensure the protection of the interests of each partner in the case of the dissolution of the partnership.