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A model contract (www.globalnegotiator.com/international-contracts.html) which governs the relationship between two companies based in different countries, and which set up a third company (the Joint Venture). ------------------------------------ This new company would usually be based in the same country as one of the two partner companies, with the intention of jointly establishing an activity with its own objectives: research, commercialization, production, etc. ------------------------------------ The contract establishes all the agreements necessary to start up and then manage the Joint Venture. ------------------------------------ In the issues of greatest importance (the company’s object, capital stock, valuing of contributions made, organization and administration, decision-taking, trouble-shooting), a number of alternatives of wording are offered in order to choose the most appropriate depending on each situation. ------------------------------------- It is also makes reference to the viability studies prior to the setting-up of the company and the financing of its costs. ------------------------------------ Clauses: 1. Object of the Joint Venture 2. Territory 3. Feasibility Study. 4. Constitution of Joint Venture 5. Term 6. Capital Stock 7. Contributions from stockholders 8. Contribution of intangible assets 9. Responsibility of contributions 10. Valuing contributions 11. Technical or commercial commitments 12. Organization 13. Administration and management 14. Representation 15. Responsibility 16. Default of obligations 17. Accounts. 18. Auditors. 19. Share of profits and losses 20. Access to information 21. Agreement not to compete 22. The taking of decisions 23. Impasse 24. Restrictions on transfer of Stock 25. Change in the control of one Party 26. Replacement of one Party 27. Warning of termination of Joint Venture 28. Termination of Joint Venture 29. Liquidation of Joint Venture 30. Continuity of Joint Venture by one Party 31. Force Majeure 32. Prohibition of granting rights or obligations to third parties 33. Confidentiality 34. Expenses prior to the establishment of the Joint Venture 35. Other costs and taxation 36. Resolution of disagreement 37. Applicable law and competent jurisdiction 38. Language ---------------------------------- International rules and regulations: This contract has been drafted taking into account the principles establishes for the International Trade Centre UNCTAD/OMC for Joint Venture contracts.
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A model contract which governs the relationship between two companies based in different countries, and which set up a third company (the Joint Venture).
This new company would usually be based in the same country as one of the two partner companies, with the intention of jointly establishing an activity with its own objectives: research, commercialization, production, etc.
International Joint all Venture Contract The contract establishes the agreements necessary to start up and then manage the Joint Venture.
In the issues of greatest importance (the companys object, capital stock, valuing of contributions made, organization and administration, decision-taking, troubleshooting), a number of alternatives of wording are offered in order to choose the most appropriate depending on each situation.
It is also makes reference to the viability studies prior to the setting-up of the company and the financing of its costs.
1. Object of the Joint Venture 2. Territory 3. Feasibility Study. 4. Constitution of Joint Venture 5. Term 6. Capital Stock 7. Contributions from stockholders 8. Contribution of intangible assets 9. Responsibility of contributions 10. Valuing contributions 11. Technical or commercial commitments 12. Organization 13. Administration and management 14. Representation 15. Responsibility 16. Default of obligations 17. Accounts. 18. Auditors. 19. Share of profits and losses
20. Access to information 21. Agreement not to compete 22. The taking of decisions 23. Impasse 24. Restrictions on transfer of Stock 25. Change in the control of one Party 26. Replacement of one Party 27. Warning of termination of Joint Venture 28. Termination of Joint Venture 29. Liquidation of Joint Venture 30. Continuity of Joint Venture by one Party 31. Force Majeure 32. Prohibition of granting rights or obligations to third parties 33. Confidentiality 34. Expenses prior to the establishment of the Joint Venture 35. Other costs and taxation 36. Resolution of disagreement 37. Applicable law and competent jurisdiction 38. Language www.globalnegotiator.com
This contract has been drafted taking into account the principles establishes for the International Trade Centre UNCTAD/OMC for Joint Venture contracts.
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