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JOINT VENTURE AGREEMENT
THIS JOINT VENTURE AGREEMENT (the "Agreement") made and entered into this _____ day of _________________, _________ (the "Execution Date"),BETWEEN:
____________________________ of _______________________________________________, and ____________________________ of _______________________________________________(individually the "Member" and collectively the "Members").
BACKGROUND:
IN CONSIDERATION OF and as a condition of the Members entering into this Agreement and other valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which consideration is acknowledged, the Members agree as follows:
Member
Duties Description
Contribution Description
Agreed Value
$____________
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Members have duly affixed their signatures under hand and seal on this _____ day of _________________, _________.
_____________________________
____________________________ (Member)
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A Joint Venture Agreement, or a “JV agreement,” is a contract where two or more business entities enter temporarily to achieve a common goal. It outlines their rights, responsibilities, and common objectives for their temporary business relationship.
The goals of entering a joint venture could include:
A Joint Venture Agreement is valuable because it allows each member to share in the risks and rewards. It can also minimize disputes by documenting the members’ mutual understanding.
There are two different types of joint ventures: contractual joint ventures and incorporated joint ventures.
In a contractual joint venture, two businesses work together with a common goal. They then sign a contract that adheres to these details. In this arrangement, both parties operate separately and do not pool their profits or losses, despite sharing a common goal. There are no registration requirements, and each company has its own records.
An incorporated joint venture is when a group of individuals (“joint venturers”) file together for incorporation. This filing then creates a single legal entity. They do so to meet an agreed upon business objective.
A joint venture is when two separate business entities work together for a common goal. Our Joint Venture Agreement is suitable for those entering contractual joint ventures, meaning the members have a shared goal but operate as separate business entities with no pooling of profits or losses.
On the other hand, partnerships consist of individuals or business entities who are in business together with a view to making a shared profit and likewise share responsibility for the debts of the partnership. Those in a partnership use Partnership Agreements to outline their rights and duties.
In Australian law, joint ventures cannot also be partnerships. You either agree to a joint venture or a partnership.
Our simple Joint Venture Agreement allows you to customise your business details and walks you through each section, step-by-step:
Yes, Joint Venture Agreements are legally binding, assuming they have all the elements of a valid contract. Therefore, breaching a Joint Venture Agreement can have serious legal consequences.
There are factors to keep in mind if the parties involved consider terminating the contract such as:
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