Document background
The Joint Venture Agreement Between Builder And Landowner is a crucial document for property development projects in Ireland, typically used when a landowner wishes to develop their property but lacks construction expertise or resources, while a builder seeks development opportunities without the initial capital expense of land acquisition. This agreement, governed by Irish law, establishes the framework for cooperation between these parties, detailing their respective contributions, responsibilities, and profit-sharing arrangements. It must comply with Irish property law, construction regulations, and planning requirements while addressing key aspects such as planning permissions, construction standards, timeline commitments, and risk allocation. The document is essential for protecting both parties' interests and ensuring clear understanding of development objectives, financial arrangements, and project management responsibilities.
