Books
The Encyclopaedia of Forms and Precedents: franchising, agency
and distribution
1 January 2003
This book has a substantial and informative commentary
explaining in detail the legal implications of franchising, agency
and distribution. These include relevant European Union and United
Kingdom competition law, intellectual property issues, and other
relevant regulations such as the Trading Schemes Act. The book also
considers the commercial structures and options availabe to clients
such as master franchising, development rights, regionalisation and
unitisation. The commentary is supported by a unique collection of
documentation used in both domestic and international franchising
ands transactions, agency and distribution. The precedents cover
the broad spectrum of the commercial structures most commonly used
by franchisors, pricipals and distributors in differing areas of
commerce.
Author: The Rt. Hon. Lord millett, P.C.
Contributors: Mark
Abell and David Bond
Publisher: Butterworths
Publication date: 2003 reissue, 5th
edition
Volume: 16(4): Franchising, Agency and
Distribution
ISBN: 0406 95659 6
Table of contents:
Commentary
| A: |
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Franchising |
| 1: |
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What is franchising |
| 2: |
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The advantages and disadvantages of franchising |
| 3: |
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How can a business be franchised? |
| 4: |
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Terminology and the "classic forms" of franchising |
| 5: |
|
How can a franchise be developed |
| 6: |
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Choosing a structure |
| 7: |
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Developing a business for franchising |
| 8: |
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The pilot operation |
| 9: |
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The manual |
| 10: |
|
Structure of a franchise agreement |
| B: |
|
Agency |
| C: |
|
Distribution |
Forms and Precedents
| A: |
|
Franchising |
| 1: |
|
Master franchise agreements |
| 2: |
|
Development agreements |
| 3: |
|
Franchise agreements |
| B: |
|
Distribution |
| C: |
|
Agency |
| D: |
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Ancillary agreements |