Scope of the Joint Venture Sample Clauses

Scope of the Joint Venture. 2.1 In consideration of and subject to the respective agreements, undertakings, warranties, representations, covenants and obligations of the parties herein, the parties agree to combine their resources to undertake, carry out and complete the Project 2.2 The parties agree that the Developer shall have sole and absolute control over all aspects of the JV Residential Project Development including the assignment of the development rights as envisaged in this Agreement 2.3 The parties shall fully co-operate with each other in relation to the JV Residential Project Development in accordance with the provisions of this JVA – Lot A Lands and act at all times in such a way as to further the common interest of the parties herein.
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Scope of the Joint Venture. I. The principal businesses of the Company and its Subsidiaries in Brazil, directly or indirectly, will be: (a) the supply, trading, distribution, commercialization and sale of fuel products within Brazil, including, for the performance of such business, the sourcing of fuel products, globally; (b) acting as an agent for the sale of Lubricants within Brazil; (c) the further development (and licensing) of Sugar and Ethanol production- related technology globally; (d) performing the Convenience Business and the Proximity Business; (e) the production, sale and trading of Sugar globally; (f) the production of Ethanol globally, the sale of Ethanol within any country in which the Joint Venture produces it, and the trading of Ethanol within international waters globally; (g) investment in, and the operation of, Sugar-related or ethanol-related (and not only-Ethanol-related) logistics infrastructure, including pipelines within Brazil and within any other countries in which the Joint Venture produces Sugar and/or ethanol (and not only Ethanol); (h) transportation of passengers and cargo, including transportation of passengers and cargo over water; (i) the agricultural exploration of the Joint Venture's property or third parties' property; (j) the importation, exportation, handling, trading, production, deposit or transportation of fertilizers and other agricultural raw material; (k) the management of movable or immovable assets, including lease, receipt (recebimento), rental and loan of any assets and equipment in general; (l) the rendering of technical services related to the above mentioned activities; (m) physical and financial wholesale and, marketing, trading, sales, import and investment in all products and services related to fuel products, including transportation (shipping or wheeling) and storage rights within Brazil; (n) the generation of power energy with a maximum capacity of 5 MW per site; (o) the production and sale of Co-gen Products at the Joint Venture's facilities; and (p) the participation in other companies' capital stock. II. The principal business of the Company and its Subsidiaries in Argentina, directly or indirectly, will be: (a) the supply and distribution, commercialization and sale of automotive, aviation and industrial fuel products, bitumen, liquefied petroleum gas, and chemical solvents (but only chemical solvents produced by the local refinery in Buenos Aires owned by the Joint Venture), as well as any other product produced by the ...
Scope of the Joint Venture. 2.1 In consideration of and subject to the respective agreements, undertakings, warranties, representations, covenants and obligations of the parties herein, the parties agree to combine their resources to undertake, carry out and complete the JV Commercial Project Development. 2.2 The parties agree that SASB shall have sole and absolute control over all aspects of the JV Commercial Project Development including the assignment of the development rights as envisaged in the JVA for Lot B7. 2.3 The parties shall fully co-operate with each other in relation to the JV Commercial Project Development in accordance with the provisions of the JVA for Lot B7 and act at all times in such a way as to further the common interest of the parties herein.
Scope of the Joint Venture. 1.1 From the date of signing these Heads of Agreement, Rio Tinto and Guyanor shall establish an unincorporated joint venture (the "Joint Venture") for the purpose of conducting joint work programmes within the Area of Interest with a view to finding, developing and operating, as one or more mines, any economically viable diamond deposits found thereon. For the purposes of these Heads of Agreement and the Joint Venture Agreement, the "area of Interest" will comprise the whole territory of French Guiana excluding those areas in respect of Guyanor's joint ventures and gold projects at the date hereof, such areas being defined in Schedule 2 and the location of which are approximately shown on the second map in Schedule 3 of this Heads of Agreement. 1.2 While these Heads of Agreement and the Joint Venture Agreement remain current, the parties agree to make available, for the benefit of their joint undertaking described herein and for the Joint Venture, any prospecting, exploration or mining rights held or applied for by them or their affiliates (including such rights as are held at the date of this letter) within the Area of Interest in respect of diamonds. 1.3 For avoidance of doubt, each party is free to undertake, alone or in association with other parties, any activities in respect of minerals other than diamonds within the Area of Interest. Nothing contained in these Heads of Agreement or the Joint Venture Agreement shall restrict the ability of the parties to engage in and receive the full benefit of their business activities outside the Area of Interest. 1.4 A party and its affiliates may not, within a period of one year from the date of termination of these Heads of Agreement or the Joint Venture Agreement, acquire any prospecting, exploration or mining rights for diamonds within the Area of Interest without first offering the other party the opportunity, on terms and conditions identical to those contained in these Heads of Agreement or the Joint Venture Agreement, to acquire an interest in such rights.
Scope of the Joint Venture. The joint venture shall be primarily engaged in the business of commercializing Tire Resource Recovery Systems. The joint venture may also engage in the business of commercializing Plasma Waste Converter Systems for alternative energy generation. Through GSAT-SUB and STAR-SUB, respectively, GSAT and STAR will be the initial parties to the joint venture. The organizational form of the joint venture company shall be a corporation.
Scope of the Joint Venture. In consideration of and subject to the respective agreements, undertakings, warranties, representations, covenants and obligations of the parties herein, the parties agree to combine their resources to undertake, carry out and complete the JV Commercial Project Development.
Scope of the Joint Venture. The Parties agree to enter into this Joint Venture Agreement to set up the basis under which they (i) will participate in the development of the Project, (ii) will contribute to the Joint Venture all necessary funds, real estate, services and other necessary items to develop the Projects and (iii) which the Joint Venture will conduct its Business Activities.
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Scope of the Joint Venture. 4.1 Subject to the fulfillment of EB and Vegisafe obligations under this Addendum as described above Scope, the JV will be expanded to treatment of Sweet Potatoes, Yams, Cabbage, Mushrooms and Onions. 4.2 If Vegisafe and EB will fulfill its obligations as described above, Pimi further agrees to expand the JV to treatment of Citrus subject that Vegisafe will invest and will cover all expenses relating to this activity, such as but not limited to, expenses relating to registration of patent/s, EPA approval/s, tests, researches, travel and accommodation expenses legal fees, consultants fees and any other reasonable expense which in Pimi’s opinion is required for the progress of, distribution and implementation of Pimi’s product/s for the treatment of Citrus in the US.
Scope of the Joint Venture. 4.1 The Joint Venture will market, sell and distribute the Technology throughout of the USA on an exclusive basis, and throughout Canada and Mexico on a non­exclusive basis. The Technology will be distributed under the Trademark/s or such other name/s as shall be mutually agreed upon by the Parties as well as under Earthbound LLC's ("EB"), an affiliated company of Vegiesafe umbrella brand known as "Galapagos". 4.2 The Joint Venture will have exclusivity for marketing, sales and distribution of the Technology for treatment and storage of potatoes in the USA subject to Section 4.3 below. Treatment and storage of other fruits and vegetables will be added to the Joint Venture in the future based upon the milestone and vision set forth in Exhibit B. Notwithstanding the above, the Parties agree that opportunities may come along with respect to other fruits and vegetables. The Parties mutually agree that when these opportunities come along, the Parties will decide together whether or not to include such additional categories within the scope of this Agreement. The Joint Venture will also market, sell and distribute the Technology for treatment and storage of potatoes in Canada and Mexico, but not on an exclusive basis. 4.3 The exclusivity of the Joint Venture will be subject to fulfillment of certain milestones of annual sales set forth in the Exhibit C. In case such milestones are not achieved, either party will have the right, but not the obligation to terminate the Joint Venture's exclusivity. 4.4 The Joint Venture will relate initially to process potatoes such as, French-Fries, Chips and fresh table potatoes. Once the Joint Venture has achieved the milestones set forth in Exhibit B, the Joint Venture's rights will be extended to other fruits and vegetables by mutual agreement, taking into account resources, funds availability, and vision for such expansion. Vegiesafe acknowledge that Pimi is in R&D stages for other usages of the Technology such as soil treatment and disinfection, and grain treatment and other potential solutions and usages which are not part of the LOI/Agreement.

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