EJV Law definition

EJV Law means the Law of the PRC on Sino-Foreign Equity Joint Ventures passed on 1 July, 1979, as amended.
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EJV Law means the Law of the PRC on Joint Venture Using Chinese and Foreign Investments and the regulations promulgated thereunder;
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Examples of EJV Law in a sentence

  • The Parties hereby agree to establish the Company promptly after the Effective Date in accordance with the EJV Law, the EJV Implementing Regulations, other Applicable Laws and regulations of the PRC.

  • In accordance with the EJV Law, the EJV Regulations and other Relevant Laws and Regulations of the PRC, the Parties agree to establish a Sin0-foreign equity joint venture on the terms and conditions of this Contract.

  • The Company is a Sino-foreign equity joint venture company in accordance with the PRC EJV Law, other PRC Law and the provisions of this Contract.

  • Article 2 In accordance with the EJV Law, the implementing regulations thereto, and other relevant laws and regulations, each of Party A and Party B agrees to establish an equity joint venture enterprise (hereinafter referred to as the “EJV”) that shall have independent legal person status and limited liability.

  • In accordance with the EJV Law, the EJV Regulations and other Relevant Laws and Regulations of the PRC, Poly Technologies, Italian Motors, Ferrari arid CTF established the EJV.

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