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The Original Partnership Deed serves as the foundational document for establishing a business partnership in Malaysia, governed by the Partnership Act 1961 and related Malaysian legislation. This document is essential when two or more parties wish to formally enter into a business partnership, whether for professional services, trading, or other commercial activities. It comprehensively details the partnership structure, including capital contributions, profit-sharing arrangements, management responsibilities, and operational procedures. The deed also addresses crucial aspects such as partner admission, retirement, dissolution procedures, and dispute resolution mechanisms. It provides legal protection for all partners and serves as a reference point for the entire duration of the partnership's existence.

1. Parties: Details of all partners entering into the partnership agreement, including full names, identification numbers, and addresses

2. Background: Context of the partnership formation, including the business purpose and intent of the parties

3. Definitions and Interpretation: Definitions of key terms used in the deed and rules for interpreting the document

4. Partnership Name and Business: The agreed name of the partnership and detailed description of its business activities

5. Commencement and Term: Start date of the partnership and whether it's for a fixed term or continuing basis

6. Capital Contributions: Details of initial capital contributions by each partner and provisions for additional contributions

7. Profit and Loss Sharing: Ratio and method of distributing profits and losses among partners

8. Banking and Financial Matters: Banking arrangements, signing authorities, and financial management procedures

9. Management and Decision Making: Partners' roles, responsibilities, and voting rights in management decisions

10. Partners' Duties and Obligations: Specific duties, responsibilities, and obligations of all partners

11. Meetings and Records: Procedures for partnership meetings and maintenance of partnership records

12. Retirement and Admission: Procedures for partner retirement and admission of new partners

13. Dissolution and Winding Up: Circumstances and procedures for partnership dissolution and asset distribution

14. Governing Law: Specification of Malaysian law as governing law and jurisdiction

15. Dispute Resolution: Procedures for resolving disputes between partners