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Potemkin village Private detective used Survivability (franchisee and franchisor) Unintentional franchises Vacuum of information favours dominant party Veil of secrecy We have no franchisee failures Wolf in sheep’s clothing

village Private detective used Sincerity Survivability (franchisee and franchisor) Unintentional franchises Vacuum of information favours dominant party Veil of secrecy We have no franchisee failures Wolf in sheep’s clothing

Vacuum of information favours dominant party, Undue influence, Trade association creed, Tobacco industry-type defence, Symbiotic relationships (industry, banks, lawyers), Wealth is meant to be re-distributed (not created), Reputational

party attacks, Internet information sharing, Intimidation through lawyers, Investor confidence crushed, no trust or buying, Just a few bad apples, Lawyer drops client, Libel chill, Loser pays court costs, McLibel, Money influencing public decision-making, Most lucrative form of commercial lending, franchising, No justice in legal system for franchisees, Obstruction

parties" would, one can only assume, include franchisees and others at the coalface of a $128 billion-a-year industry, but that's a hopeful guess. Emerson showed no inkling to consult with franchisees in the past year, with the only sop a derided "discussion paper" he released after some

Vacuum of information favours dominant party, Watchdog fails to bark, Weak law worse than no law, Wealth is meant to be re-distributed (not created), Whistleblowers, White-knight lawyer turns

party for his efforts. Dr Emerson yesterday announced changes to the $128 billion-a-year franchising industry's code of conduct, 11 months after a joint parliamentary inquiry handed down its recommendations. Those recommendations - which had bipartisan political support - including pecuniary penalties for breaches of the code and the inclusion

parties. The Franchise Council, which has pushed hard for the Government to reject calls for the insertion of a ‘good faith' clause into the Code, is pleased with Emerson's recommendations. "We have determined from the Government's report that they have put their faith in franchising and rejected calls

"We grew our sales one year to $1.3 million and still could not pay all of our bills," MacInnis of Barrie writes on the CAFO website. "They kept us in

For the nine months ended Sept 30, Partyco lost $3.3 million on sales of $19.3 million…a loss of $2 million on sales of $14.5 million, a year earlier. Despite