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2 August 2024

Can A Franchisee Waive Its Rights Or The Franchisor's Obligations Contained In The Arthur Wishart Act?

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No, pursuant to section 11 of the Arthur Wishart Act, "[a]ny purported waiver or release by a franchisee of a right given under this Act or of an obligation or requirement imposed on a franchisor...
Canada Corporate/Commercial Law

No, pursuant to section 11 of the Arthur Wishart Act, "[a]ny purported waiver or release by a franchisee of a right given under this Act or of an obligation or requirement imposed on a franchisor or franchisor's associate by or under this Act is void".

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