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of these decisions and a conflict can arise.
Franchisors need strong control of their systems to ensure growth, profitability and the ability to protect the system fro all franchisees. Open, transparent
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All of this sounds pretty unfair, but apparently not unfair enough for the Supreme Court, which has now made the arbitration process even more onerous. The court ruled last Monday there was nothing
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An Ontario court has dismissed an application by General Motors of Canada Ltd. that would move a fight with dealers to individual binding arbitration instead of allowing them to pursue a trial
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"The wives wanted to present their claims before a jury because the terms of the arbitration clause limits their legal rights by shortening the time to bring suit, limits the scope of pre-trial
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Loblaw has already tried, and failed, to gain control of the three names, through the arbitration process set up by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.
The Globe and Mail
May 4
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A Chrysler dealer since 1966, Fitzgerald says he feels railroaded by the process, administered by the American Arbitration Association, which he thinks allowed Chrysler to delay the hearing until
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In Item 3, the required disclosure of confidential settlements discourages settlement of disputes, and thereby encourages prolonging of litigation and arbitration. This should be reconsidered in my
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of law, with a real judge and a real jury. Instead, the failure of their franchise plus the arbitration and expensive legal battle sent them into bankruptcy. Now, they are about to lose their house
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of the American Arbitration Association in case no. 54 114 E 00124 05, issued on March 28, 2007, reversed the decision of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan
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Sarah Pepall rejected arguments by GM Canada that the terminations should be examined by a national arbitration program instead of the court, or that the multi-party lawsuit should be divided into 19
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