Dissolve your partnership firm.

Under the Indian Partnership Act, a firm can dissolve through any of five routes: mutual agreement of all partners, notice by any partner in a partnership at will, expiry of a fixed term, completion of the venture it was set up for, or court order on grounds like incapacity or misconduct. Whichever route applies, dissolution is recorded through a deed signed by all partners, stamped on the value, and notarised. If the firm is registered, Form A (or the state-equivalent) is filed with the Registrar of Firms to update the public record. The route drives the drafting, so it's the first thing the form asks.