McGuire v. Radisson Hotels International, Inc.

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• finding that the franchisee’s display of the Radisson name at the hotel, coupled with Radisson advertisements, did not constitute a representation
• distinguishing between a principal’s actions controlling the time and manner of an agent’s work from a franchisor’s actions enforcing a franchisee’s conformity with the contract
• hotel chain not liable for local hotel bouncers injuring plaintiff despite franchise relationship
• franchisor’s operating standards were not to permit franchisor to direct or control the time, manner, and method of performance of the daily operations of the franchisee but as a means of achieving a certain level of quality and uniformity

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