October 2016 \ News \ SPECIAL COLUMN ON LAW & DIPLOMACY
Joint venture in India

The Joint Venture (JV) represents a newly created business enterprise; its participants continue to exist as separate firms.

By K K Anand
  • Mr K K Anand

For the benefit of investors, particularly those from foreign nations in India, here’s an overview on the important subject of Joint Ventures

INTRODUCTION

1.1 The Joint Venture (JV) represents a newly created business enterprise; its participants continue to exist as separate firms. A Joint Venture can be organized as a partnership firm, a corporation or any other form of business organization which the participating firms choose to select. Joint Ventures and Foreign Collaborations are two important business models which become model popular with the opening up of the economies in the contest of liberalization, competition and globalization in India.




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