· 11/18/2004
Jensen v. Quik International
Citations
- 820 N.E.2d 462
- 213 Ill. 2d 119
- 289 Ill. Dec. 686
- 2004 Ill. LEXIS 1675
How courts have described this case
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- finding that the question of whether the plaintiff was entitled to rescission of the agreement due to violations of statutory requirements was arbitrable under the arbitration clause
- finding that the question of whether the plaintiff was entitled to rescission of the agreement due to violations of statutory requirements was arbitrable under the arbitration clause
- “[h]ad the legislature intended that a franchise agreement entered into in violation of sections 5 and 10 be unenforceable, it could have easily so provided”
- “Had the legislature intended that a franchise agreement entered into in violation of sections 5 and 10 be unenforceable, it could have easily so provided.”
- “Had the legislature intended that a franchise agreement entered into in violation of sections 5 and 10 be unenforceable, it could have easily so provided.”
- statutory compliance with disclosure requirement was not “condition precedent” to contract formation
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Judges: Rarick
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