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WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs seek compensatory damages from Defendants Pear, Sperling, Eggan and Daniels, P.C., and Paul R. Fransway, jointly and severally, for negligent misrepresentation in the amount
http://infofranpro.wikidot.com/20090316-cb-sues
negligent misrepresentation concerning a franchisor’s non-disclosure about the potential profitability of the franchise, the franchisee will have a considerable burden in establishing reliance and detriment
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, which they did, again without success.
In a counterclaim, they allege negligent misrepresentations and bad faith in the negotiations back in 1998, claiming a "lack of candor as to the general
http://infofranpro.wikidot.com/20080206-david
not refunded, Different deals for different dealers, Forced ordering, Fraudulent misrepresentation, House negro, Imbalance of information and power, Misrepresentations, Negligent misrepresentation, Lawsuits
http://infofranpro.wikidot.com/20120120-peanut-vending
very rare in Canada, Mail fraud, Misrepresentation, Negligent misrepresentation, Organized crime, Piling on: franchisor can afford a few awards but not hundreds, Racketeering, Terminate or buy off franchisee leaders, Unproven business model, Wire fraud , United States, 20090226 Mandatory binding
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The judge said the wives have an independent right to sue for economic and emotional damages they say they suffered because Snap-on's negligent misrepresentation wiped out family finances
http://infofranpro.wikidot.com/20050106-nj-judge
…alleges various “breaches of franchise agreements, restraint of trade violations, interference with contractual rights, fraud in the inducement, negligent misrepresentation, violations
http://infofranpro.wikidot.com/20100331-big-o
More than 100 investors are suing the Mississauga-based outfit for $15 million for alleged breach of contract, negligent or fraudulent misrepresentation, and damages. Some investors lost as much
http://infofranpro.wikidot.com/19991223-pay-phone
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
http://infofranpro.wikidot.com/20030301-400-000-damage
only through franchisor (tied buying), Negligent misrepresentation, Price fixing, Outright scam, Right to associate, Right to associate means the right to sue as a class action, Secret kickbacks
http://infofranpro.wikidot.com/20120906-class-actions
