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2. The Case Law What is the level of support demanded by law? • That depends... • The case law is very fact-specific. • Canadian courts will look at a variety of factors, including the franchise agreement, representations made by the parties, and the conduct of the parties. • In essence, the courts will look at fairness and whether the franchisee received the level of service that they bargained for.
2. The Case Law Machias v. Mr Submarine Ltd. (2002, Ontario) • Franchisee in Montreal claims rescission of agreement/ damages for misrepresentation. • Franchisee promised promotional support, ongoing visits. • Court held that franchisor failed to provide the promised support or deal with issues faced by franchisee in isolated market. • Plaintiff’s s claim for rescission allowed.
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