CS Executive · Setting Up of Business, Industrial and Labour Laws · Business Collaborations
Three Indian construction firms agree to jointly bid for a single highway project through a written agreement that shares profits and losses, without forming any new company or partnership firm for the long term. This is best described as:
It is a project-specific contractual joint venture. The firms cooperate for one defined project under an agreement sharing profits and losses, while each continues as a separate business. No merger, conversion or foreign liaison office is involved.
- AA project-specific contractual joint ventureCorrect
- BA merger under the Companies Act
- CA conversion of a company into an LLP
- DA liaison office of a foreign company
Explanation
Firms that combine resources for one project under a contract, sharing profits and losses, form a contractual (project-based) joint venture. No merger happens because each firm keeps its separate existence. Conversion and liaison offices are unrelated concepts.
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