By: Ben Hanuka, Law Works PC In Kore Meals LLC v. Freshii Development LLC, a decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice released on April 19, 2021, the court granted a motion for a stay of the Ontario court action in favour of arbitration. The court noted extensive reasons why traditional factors of forum non conveniens no longer applied in cases heard remotely by video conferences. Traditional factors about inconvenience to the parties and witnesses, etc.
By Ben Hanuka, Law Works This article was originally published in The Lawyer’s Daily as a two-part series on June 9 and 11, 2021.
By: Ben Hanuka, Law Works This article was originally published in The Lawyer’s Daily as a two-part series on May 25 and 27, 2021.
By: Alex Sinenko, Law Works Editor: Ben Hanuka, Law Works In 2611707 Ontario Inc., et al. v. Freshly Squeezed Franchise Juice Corporation, et al.
All provincial franchise statutes impose a mutual obligation on the parties to a franchise agreement to perform and enforce their contractual rights...
By: Alex Sinenko, Law Works Editor: Ben Hanuka, Law Works In 2619506 Ontario Inc. v 2082100 Ontario Inc.
If a franchisor fails to deliver a disclosure document as required under franchise legislation, a franchisee is entitled to cancel (legally...
Most franchise systems depend on operating standards and procedures.
By: Anthony Pugh, Law Works Editor: Ben Hanuka, Law Works In 2483038 Ontario Inc. v. 2082100 Ontario Inc.
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