International Franchise Sales Laws (Binder and Looseleaf Content)
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International Franchise Sales Laws (Binder and Looseleaf Content)

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International Franchise Sales Laws (Binder and Looseleaf Content)
Product Code: 5620119
Editors: Andrew P. Loewinger, Michael K. Lindsey
Publication Date: October 2006
ISBN: 978-1-59031-741-9
Page Count: 473
Sponsoring Entities: Forum Committee on Franchising
Topics: Franchise Law, International Law
Format: Book - 5620119
Pricing: $195.00 (Regular)
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About International Franchise Sales Laws

Includes 2011 Supplement with new chapters on Canada and the United States, 2010 Supplement with new chapters on Belgium, Indonesia, South Korea, Sweden and Vietnam and 2009 Supplement with updated sections on Australia, Canada and China!

This book, published by the ABA Forum on Franchising, provides a thoughtful, useful, and succinct reference for franchise practitioners to use in navigating the uncharted waters of international franchise sales laws. Since the majority of these laws are quite new, the novelty of the laws, the different regulatory schema used, and the different substantive and formal requirements all present challenging questions to franchise counsel and their clients seeking to comply. Their scope, administrative implementation, and judicial interpretation are largely untested. That said, as franchisors in the United States and other countries expand beyond their home borders, there is need for some guide to interpret the vagaries of such laws.

Specific requirements under disclosure laws

The book addresses disclosure requirements in the countries of Australia, Brazil, China, France, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Romania, South Korea, Spain, Taiwan, and the Canadian provinces of Alberta and Ontario. Each chapter addresses specific requirements under each of the disclosure laws. Two authors licensed to practice in the jurisdiction address the same disclosure requirements in a uniform format. Each country chapter is organized to provide a comprehensive discussion of each of these laws and also a practical and easy-to-use reference for counsel to comply with each jurisdiction's laws. Each section addresses the following issues under each jurisdiction's disclosure law:
  • What is a Franchise?
  • Who Must Provide Disclosure?
  • Who Must Receive Disclosure?
  • When Must Disclosure be Furnished?
  • Information to be Included in Disclosure Documents
  • Governmental Filings or Approvals
  • Other Requirements
  • Franchisor-Franchisee Relationship Laws
  • Violations of Franchise Sales Laws
KEEP CURRENT WITH SUPPLEMENTS

International Franchise Sales Laws will be updated periodically to incorporate new laws and regulations, and to update the entries as amendments are enacted, administrative practice changes, cases are decided, and interpretation of these laws evolves. Any supplementation issued within three months of purchase will be sent at no additional charge. You may change or cancel any upkeep service by notifying the American Bar Association in writing.

To Order the Supplements ...

For information on the 2009 Supplement (Includes updates to Australia, Canada and China), please click here.

For information on the 2010 Supplement (Includes Belgium, Indonesia, South Korea, Sweden and Vietnam), please click here.

For information on the 2011 Supplement (Canada and United States), please click here.

More Information

Table of Contents PDF
About the Editors PDF
About the Authors PDF
Foreword PDF
Introduction PDF


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