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claimed that Multiserv salesman Henk White inflated the monthly turnover of the stalls sold to them when the businesses were actually not viable. Most of them claimed the contracts were one-sided
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mortgage broker exercised "rudimentary due diligence."
He said numerous irregularities in the way the bogus financing took place ought to have set off alarm bells — simply sending an appraiser
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&T Supermarket chain.
The move comes as Canada's largest supermarket chain reported a strong second quarter but warned that rising unemployment and falling inflation has begun to hurt food sales
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speaking to reporters. Walls set a tentative trial date of March 25, 2002, for the two executives, who were indicted on Feb. 28.
Each man is charged with one count of conspiracy and one count of wire
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violated its franchise agreements and the federal Competition Act by acting together with GFS to artificially inflate prices paid by Quiznos operators for their supplies and that such practices
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franchise scam are suing the firm for millions of dollars in compensation.
More than 60 people have filed a legal claim in the High Court totalling $8.1 million after they were allegedly sold non-existent
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by improperly conspiring with co-defendant Gordon Food Service to inflate prices paid by franchisees for their supplies. The Court noted that the lawsuit was “exactly the kind of case for a class proceeding
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amount due to them.
Others claimed they were set up for failure because they did not receive the training Multiserv had promised them.
Some also claimed that Multiserv’s Henk White inflated the monthly
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inflation had been suppressed. Since 1982 there had been only two relatively mild recessions, those of 1990–91 and 2001. Economists talked of the "Great Moderation." The stock, bond, and foreign
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of Shell franchises charge that Shell raised wholesale gasoline prices and rents franchisees were required to pay the company. Gary Greenberg, representing the station owners, said the pricing policies
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