Minutes of a partners’ meeting

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Minutes of a partners’ meeting

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[insert name of partnership]

Minutes of a meeting of the partners (the Meeting) of [insert name] (the Partnership)

Held at [insert place of meeting]

Held on [insert day, month and year of meeting] at [insert time of meeting] [am OR pm]

Present:[insert name of partner to be Chair] (Chair)[insert names of partners who are physically present][[insert names of any partners present by telephone as permitted by the partnership agreement] (by telephone)][[insert
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