JV Agreements in Georgian Law
A contractual joint venture — where several parties run a common project by contract rather than by creating a new legal person — is written in Georgian law through the Civil Code. Freedom of contract gives the parties the architecture of the agreement, common ownership builds the property layer, agreement on essential terms sets the mandatory barrier, the conditional transaction carries options and milestone triggers, and the assumption of debt resolves the allocation of liabilities. At the same time, an equity joint venture — as an LLC or a JSC — is formed under the current Law on Entrepreneurs: the founders' agreement and the charter live there. The Civil Code carries the contractual JV and its option-exit architecture.

