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Rohan Auto Ltd. and a Japanese company set up a JV to share technology for a defined period, with each keeping its own separate business and no new entity being formed. The relationship is governed entirely by a written agreement. This JV is best described as:

It is a contractual or unincorporated joint venture. The two companies collaborate purely through a written agreement, keep their separate businesses and create no new entity. An equity JV would need a jointly owned company, and a wholly owned subsidiary or LLP also involves a separate entity.

  1. AAn equity (incorporated) joint venture
  2. BA contractual or unincorporated joint ventureCorrect
  3. CA wholly owned subsidiary
  4. DA limited liability partnership

Explanation

Where parties collaborate under an agreement without forming a new entity and continue their separate businesses, it is a contractual (unincorporated) JV. An equity JV needs a jointly owned entity, a WOS is owned by one parent, and an LLP is a separate registered entity.

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