Travelodge Hotels, Inc. v. Honeysuckle Enterprises, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• granting summary judgment where plaintiff failed to establish that \the material terms or promises in the [agreement] were substantively unconscionable\
• granting summary judgment where plaintiff failed to establish that “the material terms or promises in the [agreement] were substantively unconscionable”
• permitting parol evidence of communications between the parties prior to executing a franchise agreement and denying the motion for summary judgment, reasoning that the evidence pertained to the plaintiff’s counterclaim for fraud in the inducement
• “even a material breach will not excuse performance if the party continues to take advantage of the contract’s benefits.”

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