Joint Venture Agreement with Foreign Company | India

Set up a joint venture for manufacturing, distribution and sale of products in India with this template India Manufacturing Joint Venture Agreement.

• The parties will register a new company to manufacture, distribute and sell the products, both inside and outside of India.
• The joint venturers will jointly own, operate and manage the joint venture company.
• A joint venture of this type provides offshore companies with an opportunity to expand their business into Indian markets.

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Obtain the right to manufacture and distribute products in India with this template Manufacturing Licence Agreement.

• Parties. The contract is between a foreign company (licensor) and an Indian company that wants to manufacture and sell the licensor's products within India (licensee).
• Exclusivity. The Agreement contains clauses for both exclusive and non-exclusive licensing arrangements.
• Know-How. The licensor will provide the technical information, know-how, expertise, assistance and other items necessary for the manufacture of the products.
• Components. The licensee will purchase all necessary components from the licensor, and will pay a royalty for each product sold.
• Taxes and charges. The licensee is responsible for paying all taxes, levies and other charges payable to the Indian government. The licensor is responsible for reporting and paying its own income taxes.
• Dispute Resolution. Any disputes which the parties are unable to resolve will be submitted to international arbitration.
• Market Penetration. A collaboration of this type provides each of the parties with an opportunity to reach markets that they would not otherwise have access to.
• Available as a downloadable and fully editable MS Word document.
• Governed by Indian laws.

Establish the terms of a partnership in India with this ready-made Partnership Deed template.

• Management. One of the partners will be the managing partner and will conduct the partnership's affairs.
• Capital Contributions. The partners will contribute additional funds to their respective capital accounts as required by the partnership business.
• Interest. Interest will be paid on the capital and/or loan accounts of the partners. If a partner's capital account has a debit balance, the partner will pay interest to the partnership at an agreed rate.
• Profits and Losses. Net profits will be distributed among the partners in proportion to their capital contributions. Losses will be allocated on the same basis.
• Personal Debts. Each partner agrees to pay his separate debts and to indemnify the other partner(s) and the assets of the partnership against such debts.
• Death or Retirement. No goodwill will be payable on the death or retirement of a partner.
• Dispute Resolution. The parties agree to binding arbitration in the event of a dispute.