Hewitt on joint ventures / Ian Hewitt.

London : Sweet & Maxwell, 2016.

6th edition

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Joint ventures -- Law and legislation -- England.

Joint ventures -- Law and legislation -- Wales.

Part A: Planning a joint venture

1. Why go into a joint venture?

2. Planning a joint venture transaction

3. Choosing the legal form

4. Contractual alliances

5. Equity joint ventures

6. Importance of ancillary contracts

Part B: Specific issues affecting the joint venture relationship

7. Capital and funding

8. Governance and management

9. Minority investment and protection

10. Deadlock and breakdown

11. Duties between joint venture parties

12. Transfers of shares

13. Exit, termination and change

14. Disputes: mediation, litigation and arbitration

PART C: Specialist issues affecting joint ventures

15. Tax

16. Competition and regulatory controls

17. Intellectual property and technology

18. Employment

19. Accounting

PART D: International joint ventures

20. International joint ventures

21. Selected jurisdictions

PART E: Precedents

PART F: Joint venture and alliance checklists.

"Hewitt on Joint Ventures 6th edition examines transactions where two or more existing companies agree to establish and participate in a common enterprise or business-related activity. It identifies the principal issues raised by a range of transactions, sets out the relevant background law and suggests ways of dealing with issues that arise. Hewitt on Joint Ventures is written in a clear and practical way covering a range of specialist areas of law affecting joint ventures alongside useful checklists and precedents. To provide detailed commercial guidance whilst being tailored for the practitioner." -- Publisher's website.

Previous edition: 2011.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Joint ventures

9780414034068

xlv, 810 pages ; 25 cm + 1 CD-ROM.