Franchise law
Par : Frank Zaid
Collection : Essentials of canadian law
Editeur : Irwin Law Inc.
Numéro de produit : 9781552212677
ISBN : 9781552212677
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Franchising is big business in Canada. From traditional quick service restaurants and fast food outlets, to motor vehicle repair centres, drug stores, hotels, educational facilities, children's play centres, second hand goods stores, convenience stores, donut shops, hair salons, tax services, and fitness centres, franchised businesses continue to expand in virtually every product and service industry.
With this rapid growth of franchising as a business model and with an increase public profile of litigation issues involving franchising, the practice of franchise law has become much more complex. Typically, a counsel to either the franchisor or the franchisee requires legal knowledge in many disparate fields including contract law, intellectual property law, competition law, real estate law, bankruptcy and insolvency, personal property security legislation, remedies and damages including equitable relief, commercial litigation and class proceedings, and labour law.
This book, written by one of Canada's foremost franchise lawyers, lays out a clear roadmap through the twists and turns of the franchising relationship. The book will appeal to experienced franchise lawyer as well as to counsel new to the field. The full text of Alberta and Ontario franchising legislation is also included.
With this rapid growth of franchising as a business model and with an increase public profile of litigation issues involving franchising, the practice of franchise law has become much more complex. Typically, a counsel to either the franchisor or the franchisee requires legal knowledge in many disparate fields including contract law, intellectual property law, competition law, real estate law, bankruptcy and insolvency, personal property security legislation, remedies and damages including equitable relief, commercial litigation and class proceedings, and labour law.
This book, written by one of Canada's foremost franchise lawyers, lays out a clear roadmap through the twists and turns of the franchising relationship. The book will appeal to experienced franchise lawyer as well as to counsel new to the field. The full text of Alberta and Ontario franchising legislation is also included.
