JV Partner means each Person party to a JV Agreement that is not a Loan Party or one of its Subsidiaries.

JV Partner means any of the Company, the Guarantors or any of their Subsidiaries in its respective capacity as an owner or holder of Investments in a Joint Venture.

JV Partner shall have the meaning set forth in Section 5.2.10 hereof.

Examples of JV Partner in a sentence

JV PARTNER shall supply MP with a POF (proof of funds) that provides evidence of the capital to be used if JV Partner intends on participating with capital as well as credit.
MP and JV Partner intend that this Agreement to arbitrate be irrevocable.
CLIENT: JV Partner Legal Name: Signature By: Print/Type Legal Name: Title: CLIENT: JV Partner Legal Name: Signature By: Print/Type Legal Name: Title: CONSULTANT/ MANAGEMENT PARTNER: SCS, Inc.
SCS has entered into an agreement with JV Partner to pay for consulting fees to provide funding and financing on corporate structures where agreed upon.
BY JV Partner and or Credit Partner- READ CAREFULLY: The Service provider has informed the JV/CP, and the JV/CP acknowledges having been informed that the benefits described above involves the direct participation and active involvement of the JV/CP.

More Definitions of JV Partner

JV Partner means any person engaged by the Vendor to co-ordinate and supervise the process of designing, planning, constructing, fitting out, completing and marketing the Development;

JV Partner means Mitsui & Co. Texas Chlor-Alkali, Inc., a Delaware corporation.

JV Partner means the counter-party of the BCDA under the JV Agreement, which is a duly qualified and selected private entity to undertake the Project, being the Winning PSP and/or a wholly-owned entity formed by the Winning PSP whose obligations under the JV Agreement are fully guaranteed by the Winning PSP.

JV Partner means JonRoss Inc., a Florida corporation.

JV Partner has the meaning ascribed to it in the Recitals.

JV Partner means any corporation or other entity with which the Corporation enters into a joint venture agreement or other similar business relationship.