By Ben Hanuka With the unfolding crisis, the commercial Bar across Canada is naturally dealing with contractual and common law grounds relieving parties of their obligations. Franchise transactions are under stress - prospective and recently signed-up franchisees are scrutinizing their pending deals. Franchise law gives them a unique legal tool that has so far been rarely used: rescission under section 6(1) within 60 days of receipt of a disclosure document. What is the legal test?
This article was originally published in The Lawyer’s Daily on January 20, 2020, under the same title.
This article was originally published in The Lawyer’s Daily on January 20, 2020, under the same title.
This article, written by Ben Hanuka, was originally published in The Lawyer’s Daily on December 11, 2019, under the same title.
Author: Anthony Pugh, Law Works Editor: Ben Hanuka, Law Works In Taylor v.
This article, written by Ben Hanuka, was originally published in The Lawyer’s Daily on September 20, 2019, under the title, “Start your engines:...
Author: Anthony Pugh and Sarah McMahon, Law Works P.C. Editor: Ben Hanuka, Law Works P.C. In 2462192 Ontario Ltd. v.
Author: Anthony Pugh and Sarah McMahon, Law Works P.C. Editor: Ben Hanuka, Law Works P.C. In the case of 2352392 Ontario Inc. et al. v.
Authors: Ben Hanuka and Anthony Pugh, Law Works P.C.
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