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Significance of partnership deed

Why is it significant to encompass a partnership deed in writing?

Answer: Partnership deed is significant as it is a document stating relationship of each and every Partner therefore is assistance in settlement of disputes, if any and too avoids possible disputes: it is good proof in court.

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