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, Fear of poverty, Termination of franchisee, single, Ineffective marketing, Must buy only through franchisor (tied buying), Termination, threats, Unfaithful servants, Encroachment (too many outlets
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into the Great Canadian Bagel franchise she'd bought five years before and stripped it of everything not covered by her lease and other agreements. She even poured water on the Great Canadian Bagel branded
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granted, when our laws must be used to protect Island interests. For example, our Lands Protection Act, laws relating to the environment, laws relating to farm practices, to name but a few
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into a brilliant new scheme for structuring leases on equipment and capital projects and repackaging them to financial institutions. That financial premise became Newcourt Credit Group Inc., which he founded
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…Quiznos has negotiated more than 40 leases thus far, with an average reduction of 15-20 percent in lease payments. The store leases in consideration include leases that are expired as well
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relationship between franchisors and franchisee.
Foodservice and Hospitality
February 1994
This land is my land…
Territorial disputes have become the litmus test of fair dealing between franchisors
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of the banks in leasing.
The Globe and Mail
November 25, 2010
Auto dealers urge Ottawa to reject bank-backed leasing
Greg Keenan
If Canada’s chartered banks are allowed to participate directly
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and the shifting sands of public taste mean buying a franchise is very much a dice toss, just like a regular startup.
The Toronto Star
October 18, 2001
Psst, investor, wanna buy a franchise?
Kim Lockhart
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people's banks — to charge 400 per cent, or 600 per cent, or more?
The Toronto Star
June 22, 2004
Payday gougers must be curbed
Editorial
If a Toronto loan shark were caught charging 300 per cent interest
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" potential.
The acquisition would be by newly formed company Fluxrab Investment, a wholly owned subsidiary of Metcash Trading.
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