Collo vs McDo

Correspondence · 6 Feb 2002

Untruths (5)

Fifth “Untruths” note: the “risk” claimed by McDonald’s set against the liquidation of Mr Collorafi's companies.

Type
Argument note
Date
6 Feb 2002
Parties
McDonald’s France v. Bernard Collorafi

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“Untruths” note (5) — document in the Collorafi case file · 6 February 2002

Overview: Fifth and last “Untruths” note in the case file: against McDonald’s assertion that it “takes all the risks” by investing in the sites, it sets the liquidation of Mr Collorafi's companies and the reasoning of the judgment of 8 March 2000.

Key points

The note recalls that McDonald’s asserts, in the expert report written at its request by SEPT and in its first-instance written submissions, that it is the one that “takes all the risks by investing in the sites”. It sets two facts against this: following the court decisions, Mr Collorafi's three companies were placed in compulsory liquidation with liabilities of 8 million francs; and the judgment of 8 March 2000 stresses, according to the note, that it was McDonald’s that wrongfully terminated the agreements after having driven these companies to collapse through unfair commercial practices.

Significance

The last of the “untruths” notes in the case file: it turns around the argument of the risk borne by the franchisor by recalling the outcome — liquidation and liabilities — suffered by the franchisee.

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UNTRUTH 5 The company McDonald'S asserts in the expert report drawn up at its request by SEPT as well as in the written submissions at first instance: "It is the company McDonald'S that takes all the risks by investing in the sites" Following the court decisions, Mr COLLORAFI's three companies were placed in compulsory liquidation with liabilities of 8 million francs. The Judges of the Paris Court of Appeal stress that it is the company McDonald'S that wrongfully terminated the agreements after having brought Mr COLLORAFI's companies to complete collapse through unfair commercial practices.

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