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guidelines governing contractual relations between parties," stated Gilbert.
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June 26, 2012
Revolutionary Decision against Dunkin' Donuts Awards Owners $16 Million
Janet Sparks
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Risks: Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, ACCC, Blocking for the industry, Confidence game, Delay costs economy millions and millions, Deposit money
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be choosers: take what you're given and shut up, Blocking for the industry, Breach of contract, Confidence game, Deanne de Leeuw, Delay costs economy millions and millions, Deposit money not refunded
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and non-legal dispute resolution mechanism, Grange Report, Outright scams, Ontario Public Hearings, Canada, 2000, Delay costs economy millions and millions, Franchisor association, call to investigate
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of thousands of franchisees whose businesses affect the economy, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.
For the first time, the agency recorded and analyzed statistics on franchise businesses in its 2007
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standard Ford managed to hold off for eight years. Why did the company delay so long in making these minimal, inexpensive improvements?
• Ford waited eight years because its internal "cost-benefit
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ruling that forces it to pay $16.4 million to some of its former franchisees in the province who alleged the chain cost them money through management errors.
The decision, which came down late last week
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for a few years. In all, the total cost will be more than $3 million, Boesch said.
In Altamonte Springs, Kurt Bock's loan for his first Bruegger's bakery franchise didn't come through until he'd already
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After a nine-year legal battle, the Superior Court of Québec’s Justice Daniel H. Tingley has ordered Dunkin’ Brands Canada Ltd. to pay plaintiffs $16.4 million in damages and costs — exactly what
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of how industry leaders can become followers in free market economies."
Summary of the Facts & Legal Findings of the Court
The plaintiffs were 21 Dunkin’ Donuts franchisees in Québec operating
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