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of the franchisor’s failure, and in addition to losing their own livelihoods, also had no option but to terminate the employment of their staff.
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June 17, 2008
When franchisors
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franchisor, the new owner will inevitably want to put their own stamp on the business and make changes to ensure its ongoing survival.
The nature of the buyer, and the changes they will seek
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presented by Tim Hortons, and that it allowed Tim Hortons to capture the market and render their franchises worthless. The plaintiffs sought damages of $16.4 million as a result.
The franchisor denied
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getting out of the business."
The Franchise Times
April 1, 2009
Tight credit is turning franchisors into lenders
Jonathan Maze
V2K Window Décor had to do something. Franchise sales were
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with respect to the test for obtaining an injunction in Canada, will be of assistance to franchisors resisting injunctions by franchisees looking to set aside terminations resulting from contractual
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and franchisor of Pro Oil Change, feels that the more knowledge a prospective franchisee has about a particular franchise opportunity, the better. After all, says Allan, both franchisor and franchisee
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and Alberta’s newly published disclosure regulations acknowledge the potential confusion by requiring franchisors to list the names, addresses and phone number of franchisees who were terminated, sold
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and Mail
July 3, 2012
Should franchisors be obligated to protect strength of brand?
Tony Wilson
Dunkin' Donuts products are displayed Wednesday, July 27, 2011 in Montpelier, Vt. (Toby Talbot/AP)
Canadian
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. franchisors
Ned Levitt
After decades of debate and false starts, Ontario, Canada’s most populous province, now has franchise legislation. The new statute, called the Arthur Wishart Act, is primarily concerned
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the franchisor and the franchisee as equal … there is only one person who is in charge."
The bill, which introduces various requirements that will change the way consumers are treated in business dealings
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