Article in Entrance: “New owner”
#NEW OWNER
“The catering company where I work has been taken over. The new owner now says that I no longer have to work for him, but can he refuse me as an employee?”
#Regulations If a company is taken over, the new entrepreneur is automatically the new employer according to the law. All rights and obligations that applied under the previous person then pass to the new person.
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Nowadays it is good practice to consult between the franchisor and the franchisees
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Extension under “the then applicable conditions”
Many franchise agreements contain a clause regarding renewal of the franchise agreement
Franchise agreement or employment contract?
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Although fortunately sporadic in itself, it does happen that franchise organizations go bankrupt.
Statutory commercial interest in the franchise relationship
In daily practice, payment arrears often give rise to legal disputes.