Date published: 28 March 2013

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JVs in the ENR sector – No. 2 triggering termination

The second in our series of briefing papers, which we are issuing to explain some of the legal issues surrounding joint ventures for the energy and natural resources sector, focuses on the legal mechanisms available to parties when they are simply unable or unwilling to continue a joint venture.

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