partnership deed copy signed by all the partners, PAN of the firm, address proof all the partners, address proof of the organisation, an affidavit of acknowledgement with all the details and attested by the notary and photographs of all the partners.

A notarised partnership deed is not regarded as a valid document in case of legal disputes. It will not be considered to have a legal status with only notarisation, but it will be considered to have a legal status if the partnership firm is registered

The partnership deed is registered under the Indian Registration Act, 1908. It must be printed on non-judicial stamp paper with a value of Rs. 200 or more based on the capital of the partnership firm. It has to be signed by all the partners and each partner should have a copy of the partnership deed