Not know-how, but fine decisive for compliance with non-compete clause
From mid-2016, franchisees regularly stated that their (former) franchisor had ...
From mid-2016, franchisees regularly stated that their (former) franchisor had ...
A franchisor invests a lot of time, energy and money ...
An Albert Heijn franchisee has successfully defended itself against the ...
In a judgment of the Noord-Holland court of 11 February ...
In preliminary relief proceedings, a franchisee demands that the franchisor ...
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.
On 30 June 20202, the Amsterdam Court of Appeal ruled that a franchisor is not entitled to an (unlimited) appeal to a contractual non-competition clause.
When a franchise agreement ends, many franchisees encounter a prohibition in the franchise agreement to perform similar work for a period of time thereafter