Article De Nationale Franchise Gids: “Increasing protection against recruiting franchisees” – dated 2 April 2019 – mr. AW Dolphin

By Published On: 02-04-2019Categories: Franchise Agreements, Statements & current affairsTags:

The Acquisition Fraud Act offers injured parties great advantages in demonstrating unlawful conduct. Although the Acquisition Fraud Act is, according to some, intended to provide protection against phantom invoices and telephone sales, the Den Bosch Court of Appeal has now also ruled that the Acquisition Fraud Act also applies to franchising.

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Article Franchise+ – “Recipient’s liability in a franchise context, what exactly is that about?” – mr. K. Bastiaans – dated November 24, 2020

The phenomenon of hirer's liability means that a third party can be held liable for the debts of another under certain conditions.

By mr. K. Bastiaans|24-11-2020|Categories: Statements & current affairs|

Circumventing the prohibition of competition in the franchise agreement – mr. AW Dolphijn – dated November 10, 2020

A non-competition clause in a franchise agreement is often experienced as objectionable by franchisees, especially if the non-competition clause also applies after the franchise agreement has expired.

Article Franchise+ – “How do I get rid of my debts: Also for franchisees and franchisors” – mr. AW Dolphijn – dated October 20, 2020

A reorganization may also be necessary for franchisees and franchisors who are in financial difficulties in order to continue to exist.

By Alex Dolphijn|20-10-2020|Categories: Statements & current affairs|

Article De Nationale Franchise Gids: “Reinvestment obligation for franchisees has limits” – dated October 13, 2020 – mr. RCWL Albers

In practice, it often happens that franchisors choose to renew their franchise formula and the appropriate image

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