I am going into a partnership with my cousins in Toronto ,what kind of contract should I get them to sign ?
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I am a business consultant in Vancouver, but there are some great sources on entrepreneurship in TO.  Since you want to cover your *** - do not start a partnership but rather start a corporation. Partnerships can expose you to 'joint and several liability' This means both partners can be held liable for all the liabilities.  Since you are going into this with someone else (more than one shareholder) you should see a lawyer.  He or she will advise you on the best structure, shareholders agreement and importantly a buy sell agreement.
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not until they agree on and sign a contract.
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Start with your family. Their jobs could be a great place for sponsorship. Neighborhood businesses as well. Just get out and network...sell yourself or your squad I should say.
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It depends on the state laws; where are you?  \nDid they sign a contract when they joined the association?\nDid the assocation get included on the title of the house at some point?  \n\nYou may need to consult an attorney specializing in real estate law.
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That depends on what you want it for and who by? Id say write a proposal and send it to whomever you are wishing to obtain one from. I am a sprinter and I wrote to Adidas with tape and I was granted a sposership. Also In college I applied and recieved a schollarship so I guess if you are skilled and can present your self well to your company for a grant, sponership, or schollarship you will be fine :)
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Go to Staples or Office Max. They have sample contracts you can buy.  Get her to sign one and take a deposit.
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Some angels do more than that.  But you need to be very clear on what they want in return, spelled out in detail, in writing, and no "implied" extras, like sexual favors.  There's no union or other protection here unless you hire a lawyer to read the contract for you before you sign.  So if it is not clear enough that you can sign without asking an attorney, or if it's all supposed to be oral contract, don't agree without extreme caution.
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The validity of the contract will not be affected by the place of signing or preparartion.\n\nFor other details u should explain the nature of arrangement.
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No, you should NEVER use oral agreements for ANY type of contract or promise.  Everything must be in writing!!
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it depends on the contract you signed.
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go to address book and add contract!!\n\njust fill out name, email and add!!
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call whoever it is you want to pay and set up arrangements
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Yes, there r several Co's in Toronto (if you r from here). Here r  two, HAML LEASING on Sheppard Ave E at McCowan. The Loan Arranger @Kingston Rd &Morningside. HAML is a great Co. in fact they will do all the work for you all you have to do is give them some details on what youu can afford and let them do the rest. I hope this is helpful\nTWISTED_SIS
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Simple. You just attach an extra document with the additional agreement to the contract. Signed and dated by each party.
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Your school should have a contract with someone already. Usually it is with either Herff Jones or Jostens. You might try them on your own. I'm SURE they have websites.
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Usually depending on the size of your business it is a good idea to let the company attorney do these contracts for you but you can do this yourself. Do the contract in simple terms that you can understand basically stating the services that you will provide for the cost that they will pay
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Here are some sample franchise agreements:\n\nhttp://contracts.onecle.com/blimpie/maui-tacos.franchise.shtml\nhttp://www.europeanfranchising.com/PDfs/sampleagreement.pdf\n\nYou may want to read the following articles to guide you in the process of buying your franchise:\n\nHow to Turn a Franchise Agreement to Your Advantage http://www.powerhomebiz.com/112005/franchise.htm\nBuying Your First Franchise\n http://www.powerhomebiz.com/022006/franchise.htm\n\nTo know more about the process of buying a franchise, here are my recommended websites:\n\nFranchise Times Magazine http://www.franchisetimes.com/\nFranchise.com http://www.franchise.com\nInternational Franchise Organization http://www.franchise.org/\nFranchise Handbook http://www.franchisehandbook.com\nFranchise Update Magazine http://www.franchise-update.com.\nFranchise International http://www.franchise-international.net\nEntrepreneur.com http://www.entrepreneur.com/franzone/listings/fran500/0,5831,,00.html