By: Anthony Pugh Editor: Ben Hanuka In 9925350 Canada Inc. v. Kevito Ltd., a July 12, 2021, decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the court granted an interlocutory injunction to the plaintiff franchisee restraining the franchisor from terminating or acting upon its purported termination of the franchise agreement. The court also ordered the franchisor to not interfere with the franchisee’s continued operation of its business.
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Introduction A franchisor has a right to preserve the value of the franchised business, even in a rescission case.
When a franchisee is in financial distress and looks to either close shop or otherwise get out of the franchised business, a franchisor often has...
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