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21 On October 8th 1996, Brian Deslauriers sent a letter to Bob Davis, which Mr. Davis had requested, in which Brian Deslauriers again outlined the January, 1995 agreement with Jack Banks. On October 9, 1996, Mr. Davis wrote a letter to Brian and Mary Deslauriers in which he stated that they were in violation of their franchise agreement as a result of having refused to allow him to see the production facility. Brian Deslauriers was surprised when he received this letter. Brian Deslauriers responded to this letter by advising Mr.

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[78] With respect to the defendant’s submission that the award of punitive damages will provide the plaintiffs with an unnecessary double recovery, that is not warranted by the circumstances, I am not persuaded that the seriousness of the defendant’s behaviour can be so summarily excused. It is unfair and inequitable that a franchisee, who has worked with a franchisor over a period of ten years to develop a presence in a given location, should be ignored in the decision to open a competing business in such close proximity to them.

On March 3, 2010, the Zwanigas attended a “Question and Answer” session. The Zwanigas say that the Distributorship Program was presented as a partnership between Revolution and Planters Canada. They say that a Planters Canada “Letter of Introduction” signed by Mr. Don Lock, the Vice-President of Sales and Marketing for Planters Canada and Johnvince Foods, encouraged participation in the Distributorship Program. The letter stated: Automatic Merchandising has been a profitable and popular choice for small business people in Canada for over 80 years.

Stephanie Chong is a senior intellectual property lawyer who specializes in providing strategic advice on the selection, acquisition and enforcement of trade-marks. She has assisted clients in many different types of industries, ranging from small businesses to multi-national corporations, and enjoys working with them to create and implement pragmatic, cost-effective solutions. Stephanie is experienced in representing clients before the Trade-marks Opposition Board and in proceedings before the Federal Court.

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