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- 3. Table of Contents • Meaning • Types • Funding • Role of Regulator • Joint Venture Agreement • Intellectual Property • Exit
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- For instance an invention or a patent for the invention or a design (in the case of a manufacturing JV), or a trademark or trade name or a business format / know-how / trade secret (e.g. Starbucks – Tata JV Coffee chain) or copyright (in the case of film production JVs).