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In fact you can. With no other formal agreement in place, any cooperative venture is an equally-owned "general partnership", and no partner can legally do anyth
by nicwolff 5y ago
In fact you can. With no other formal agreement in place, any cooperative venture is an equally-owned "general partnership", and no partner can legally do anything to diminish another's ownership. And all business debts, however they are incurred, are shared equally too.
Source: been there, twice. Now I keep a boilerplate partnership agreement form URL bookmarked on my phone...