1
Commercial ventures may involve capital entrusted to one who travels or trades for profit. The terms concerning capital, labor, risk, and share of gain shall be established.
2
The managing trader must keep the principal's property separate enough to permit accounting.
3
Loss from ordinary commercial risk is distinguished from loss caused by fraud, unauthorized speculation, or gross neglect.
4
Secret profit belongs to the venture when it arose from use of venture property or opportunity.
5
Accounts shall be rendered at the agreed time or on termination.
6
No partner or financier may retroactively rewrite the bargain merely because the venture became unusually profitable or unprofitable.