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only through franchisor (tied buying), Tied contracting, Contracts across systems are virtually the same, Indemnification provisions, Protect gross negligence, wanton recklessness and intentional
http://www.wikidfranchise.org/19970801-the-warning
waiver of punitive damages
Cross-default provisions (lose one store, you lose them all)
Disputes heard on franchisor’s home turf
Entire agreement clauses
Immunity from being sued
Indemnification
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Forum, Indemnification provisions, Protect franchisor's gross negligence, wanton recklessness and intentional misconduct, Sign away human rights and legal remedies, United States, 19990624 John J. LaFalce
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RentCash shares dropped almost 30 per cent yesterday…
The Toronto Star
November 18, 2005
RentCash plunges on loan provision doubts
RentCash shares dropped almost 30 per cent yesterday over worries
http://www.wikidfranchise.org/20051118-rentcash-plunges
, trapping or defeating the franchisee
Indemnification provisions
I own the assets but the franchisor controls them
Lawsuits, individual
Lawsuits, group
Lawsuits, class-action
Masterpieces of deceptive
http://www.wikidfranchise.org/20030121-information-sharing
argue against it but couple that with fairness provision and I even said call it the Franchise Fairness Act. Who could be against fairness? And guess what? That was shot down. They called
http://www.wikidfranchise.org/20011025-david-sterns
, costs or attorneys’ fees, indemnification obligations, rent, customer reimbursement obligations.
The total initial investment required or expected of the franchisee and the terms of any company
http://www.wikidfranchise.org/20000605-the-american
business investor, the outcome is the same
Indemnification provisions
Indentured servants
Independence
Independence, forced
Independence, profits go up
Independence: time to break the chain
Independent
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the absence of provisions specifying the performances required under certain, perhaps unanticipated, conditions. More recently, however, contract scholars have recognized that the failure of completeness
http://www.wikidfranchise.org/1990401-problematic-relations
Mr Emerson, who supported a good faith provision for the Franchising Code when in Opposition — subject to its parameters being defined — said he had ""noted"" recent reports from the West Australia
http://www.wikidfranchise.org/20080612-blow-to
