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The Property Joint Venture Agreement is essential for parties seeking to collaborate on property-related ventures in Ireland. It is commonly used when two or more parties wish to combine their resources, expertise, and capital for property development, investment, or management projects. The document structures the relationship between the parties, allocates risks and rewards, and ensures compliance with Irish property law, planning regulations, and tax requirements. It's particularly relevant in the current Irish market where complex property developments often require multiple stakeholders to pool their resources and expertise. The agreement typically includes detailed provisions for capital contributions, profit sharing, management structure, decision-making processes, and exit strategies, all tailored to comply with Irish legal requirements and market practices.
