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FAQ's on Basic Joint Venture

In a joint venture between two companies, each company invents an agreed-upon ratio of capital or resources to fund the venture. A joint venture may have a different split up, like a 50-50 ownership split or another split, like 60-40 or 70-30.
Joint ventures are generally non-transferable and do not involve the creation of a new entity unless one (such as an LLC) is filed for. Typically the business relationship in a joint venture will last for 5-7 years anywhere.
It is easier to terminate a joint venture if you have identified the main problems in advance. A negotiated joint venture may involve termination terms, such as a distribution agreement. For instance, you may give three months’ notice to end the agreement.
Yes, a 'joint venture' is considered a distinct legal term in India. A joint venture is known as a joint partnership, by the provisions of the Companies Act 2013, whereby the parties having joint control of the agreement have the rights to their net assets.
The reasons behind the formation of a joint venture include the expansion of business, the development of new products, or the move to new markets, especially overseas. Your business can have strong growth potential, and you might have innovative ideas and products. A joint venture could, however, give you more money.

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