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) wealth, Franchisor's associate, Good faith, fair dealings, Judge-made law: case law, applied common law principles, Put personal assets in someone else's name, Canada, 20101007 People operating
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system, Judge-made law: case law, applied common law principles, Must buy only through franchisor (tied buying), Price fixing, Price maintenance, Retaliation, Secret kickbacks and rebates, Sincerity, Canada, 20110118 Revolt of
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Mr. Levitt says he had no intention of letting a high-overhead whale feed off his “very lucrative” firm.
The Globe and Mail
December 7, 2005
The Law Page
Would you like fries with that firm
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for relationships that involve the distribution of products or services and the licensing of brand names. In my view, such existing laws do not provide any principled basis for the creation of general
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to re-apply for her job late last year after the business changed ownership and name, and was sacked a few weeks later.
The New Zealand Herald
August 24, 2010
Sacked worker wins first 90-day law case
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-class citizens, and franchisors who defraud and abuse their franchisees will continue to be immunized from common law principles that apply to almost all other persons and entities across the country
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or
resident.
There is little doubt that U. S. law can constitutionally apply to all of those cases because of the
weighty amount of U.S. contacts that each of the foreign franchisees will have
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…Two recent cases in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice exemplify the power of the rescission remedy, both statutory and at common law, enabling the Court to make the franchisee “whole”, without
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faith" appeared 426 times in the Revised Statutes of Ontario. Many common law principles are grounded in good faith considerations, including unconscionability, various kinds of estoppel
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