Joint Venture Documents
A joint venture (JV) is an alternative business arrangement in which two or more parties agree to pool their resources for the purpose of accomplishing a specific task. This may be a new project being entered into together or some other joint business activity.
Under English law a joint venture has no specific meaning and the commercial arrangement between the parties can take a number of different forms depending on what the parties are trying to achieve. Sometimes a JV will be formed by means of a contractual agreement between the parties (where the parties prefer such a simply, relatively loose commercial arrangement). Alternatively the parties might wish to have a more formal, tighter structure, in which case they might decide to form a new JV company with the parties being the shareholders.
This subfolder contains a form of contractual joint venture agreement, the Contractual Joint Venture Agreement, and a Legal Vehicle Comparison Chart (comparing four legal forms of JV) which may be useful for business customers considering which way to structure a JV arrangement.
Further document templates - for setting up other forms of JV - can be found in the Corporate folder.
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