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Entity A and Entity B have unanimous-consent decision-making over relevant activities. The contract also gives Entity A unilateral authority to take decisions for dispute resolution with vendors/customers (e.g. arbitration, suing in court). Is this still a joint arrangement?

AYes — dispute-resolution authority is incidental and does not displace joint control over relevant activities, which still require unanimous consent
BNo, because the entity is now controlled by A
CNo — A's unilateral dispute-resolution authority breaks joint control
DOnly if the dispute-resolution rights are non-substantive
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Yes — dispute-resolution authority is incidental and does not displace joint control over relevant activities, which still require unanimous consent
Dispute-resolution powers (arbitration triggers, lawsuits) do not override the unanimous-consent requirement on relevant activities. Ind AS 111 illustration 13 confirms the arrangement remains a joint arrangement.
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