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· 6/14/2000

Wendy Hong Wu v. Dunkin' Donuts, Inc.

Citations

  • 105 F. Supp. 2d 83
  • 2000 WL 1013948

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  • determining as matter of law that franchisor not vicariously liable for franchisee’s security deficiencies because franchise agreement did not give franchisor “considerable control . . . over the specific instrumentality at issue”
  • determining as matter of law that franchisor not vicariously liable for franchisee's security deficiencies because franchise agreement did not give franchisor \considerable control . . . over the specific instrumentality at issue\
  • “In deciding whether the franchisor’s actions give rise to a legal duty, courts typically draw distinctions between recommendations and requirements.”

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Judges: Ross

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