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Dentons - Franchisors in Australia – deadline of 14 November 2022 to register and upload to the new mandatory Franchise Disclosure Register - Vimarsana News

Dentons - Franchisors in Australia – deadline of 14 November 2022 to register and upload to the new mandatory Franchise Disclosure Register

Recent changes to Australia’s mandatory law (the Franchising Code of Conduct) which regulates many forms of franchise and distribution agreements, introduce a new Franchise Disclosure Register. Franchisors have until 14 November 2022 to register as a franchisor and to provide a copy of their disclosure document to the public register.

AU: Jim's Franchise Group To Pay Penalties In Infringement Case - Vimarsana News

AU: Jim's Franchise Group To Pay Penalties In Infringement Case

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission issued two infringement notices to be paid by Jim's Group Pty Ltd. ACCC can issue an infringement notice when it has reasonable grounds to believe a person or business has contravened certain consumer protection provisions.

Ultra Tune subject to alleged contempt of court - Vimarsana News

Ultra Tune subject to alleged contempt of court

Ultra Tune has come under fire from the ACCC for allegedly breaching court orders in relation to the Franchising Code of Conduct and for allegedly breaching a court ordered compliance program. Ultra

7-Eleven's $98m class action bill approved – TodayHeadline - Vimarsana News

7-Eleven's $98m class action bill approved – TodayHeadline

TodayHeadline 7-Eleven's $98m class action bill approved –

7-Eleven is told to pay out $98MILLION over 'unconscionable' conduct - Vimarsana News

7-Eleven is told to pay out $98MILLION over 'unconscionable' conduct

7-Eleven is set to pay Australian franchisees a total of $98million in a class action settlement and the Federal Court has now given its reasoning for the settlement's approval.