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Contract law / Agency law / Business law / Marketing / Franchising / Vicarious liability / Law of agency / Franchise agreement / Negligence in employment / Law / Private law / Tort law
Date: 2013-03-12 13:04:24
Contract law
Agency law
Business law
Marketing
Franchising
Vicarious liability
Law of agency
Franchise agreement
Negligence in employment
Law
Private law
Tort law

Franchisor Liability Issues March 2013 United States US Virgin Islands Canada

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