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Page 244
... franchisor to terminate . The carefully crafted and detailed provisions designed to confirm the franchisor's " feudal " dominance in every situation will be subject to the second guess of the Court . Life for franchisees cannot be ...
... franchisor to terminate . The carefully crafted and detailed provisions designed to confirm the franchisor's " feudal " dominance in every situation will be subject to the second guess of the Court . Life for franchisees cannot be ...
Page 250
... franchisor and provide the basis for a subsequent claim . Carefully and thoroughly prepared disclosure documentation sends a healthy early signal to a franchisee that it is dealing with a prudent franchisor that manages risk , and that ...
... franchisor and provide the basis for a subsequent claim . Carefully and thoroughly prepared disclosure documentation sends a healthy early signal to a franchisee that it is dealing with a prudent franchisor that manages risk , and that ...
Page 256
... franchisor's need to maintain the integrity and standards of the franchise system . Need for a cooling - off period ? Given that there will often be a significant period of time between the first meeting between a franchisor and prospec ...
... franchisor's need to maintain the integrity and standards of the franchise system . Need for a cooling - off period ? Given that there will often be a significant period of time between the first meeting between a franchisor and prospec ...
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