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The implied term of “good faith” – a source of franchise disputes?
Ordinarily, in English Law, there is no term of “good faith” implied into commercial contracts. Sometimes, parties might include their own specific duty to act in good faith towards the other, although this is more the exception rather than the rule in many commercial agreements, including franchise agreements. However, it is not uncommon for parties... Read More »
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Ordinarily, in English Law, there is no term of “good faith” implied into commercial contracts. Sometimes, parties might include their own specific duty to act in good faith towards the other, although this is more the exception rather than the rule in many commercial agreements, including franchise agreements. However, it is not uncommon for parties… Read More »
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