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, the Ontario Superior Court refused to strike a franchisee’s allegations of breaches of the duty of good faith against Glenn Miller, a man alleged to control the franchisor even though he
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to this case. First, the tort of negligent misrepresentation is an established principle of Canadian tort law. The five general requirements for a successful claim are:
(1) There must be a duty of care based
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Ltd. v. Zabco Holdings Inc. provides franchisors and franchisees with guidance on: (1) the scope of the duty of good faith; (2) whether an alleged failure to disclose certain information about
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for a franchisor’s breach of its duty of fair dealing under the Act have been awarded (in addition to damages awarded to compensate a franchisee for losses arising from deficient disclosure). In addition
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doesn't work. The third point is that the duty of good faith that is offered in Bill 33 is not enforceable; it's not strong enough.
I can portray for you where the United States is and what we consider
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Chip investment or that the Bartles could not support the loans.
However it ruled that the lawyer who advised them failed in his duty of care to them.
The latest case was heard over six weeks in May
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pensioners Bruce and Judy Bartle, who claim he failed in his duty of care when he did the legal work on their Blue Chip joint venture investment.
With the collapse of the scheme the Bartles have been
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into a franchise agreement or receiving any payment relating to a franchise.
The Act also provides a right to associate for franchisees and a duty of fair dealing, which includes the duty to act in good faith
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Starr's arguments were of special interest to me.
Starr argued in court against all the principles I have fought for. He contends that franchisors have, and should have, no duty to act in good faith
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"The financial industry has the duty of care to provide products that are appropriately designed." And where were the securities commissions? Good question. "All those authorities
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