Legal Question in Business Law in Montana
Define a Joint venture
What is the basic defination of a Joint Venture and the nature of its organization?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Define a Joint venture
A Joint Venture, legally, is a single-shot undertaking between 2 entities [people, corporations], in the nature of a partnership to accomplish a common goal.
One of the newer, more noticeable joint ventures is between Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, when they join forces and occupy a common facility.
A joint venture provides an interest to both entities in the venture, but not in each other.
It is a common device in business, but usually of limited scope and duration.
Re: Define a Joint venture
A joint venture is a business undertaking by two different business entities (sole prietorships, partnerships, corporations or any combination thereof) in the form of a separate business entity which can be either be a partnership or a corporation as the parties may choose.
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