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McDonald's India War With Partner Ends, Will Reopen Outlets In 2 Weeks
McDonald's Corp's Indian arm has reached a settlement with former partner Vikram Bakshi, acquiring full ownership in their joint venture Connaught Plaza Restaurants Ltd, the company said in a statement.
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McDonald's Challenges High Court Order On Show-Cause Notice
Erstwhile partner Vikram Bakshi had moved the contempt plea alleging that the fast-food major's decision to terminate his franchise licence.
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All 84 McDonald's Outlets To Re-Open By Weekend, Says Vikram Bakshi
The outlets mostly in east India and some in north, had to shut on December 25.
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McDonald's Shutdown: 16 Of 84 Closed Delhi-NCR Outlets Reopened
McDonald's estranged partner Vikram Bakshi today said another 16 out of 84 closed outlets in Delhi-NCR have re-opened after a new logistics partner ColdEX was engaged.
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McDonald's Follows Different Food Standards For India, Says Partner
Global fast-food chain McDonald's estranged partner in India Vikram Bakshi today alleged the company follows "different standards" for India compared to other countries and ignored the food quality concerns raised by him for the last four years
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McDonald's Dispute: CPRL Administrator Asks Partner To Resume Supplies
CPRL is a 50:50 joint venture between McDonald's India Pvt Ltd and Vikram Bakshi.
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All McDonald's Outlets In North, East India May Shut Soon, Warns Partner
Bakshi has been at loggerheads with the fast food chain over the management of CPRL.
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McDonald's 'Actively Progressing' To Find Partner In North, East India
The fast food giant may appoint a licensee partner for the region 'in a couple of months'.
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Tribunal Adjourns Vikram Bakshi's Contempt Plea Hearing Against McDonald's
Counsel appearing for McDonald's informs that Delhi High Court would on October 25 hear a petition in which it has challenged the show cause notice for contempt issued by NCLT.
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McDonald's Row: High Court Seeks Vikram Bakshi's Reply On Arbitral Award Enforcement
Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva issues notice to Mr Bakshi and seeks his response to the plea by December 7.
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McDonald's Row: No Interim Relief For Vikram Bakshi
This means the fate of 169 McDonald's stores in north and east India hangs by a thread.
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McDonald's Case: Company Law Tribunal To Hear Vikram Bakshi's Plea Tomorrow
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal or NCLAT today denied any interim relief to Vikram Bakshi on his plea seeking a stay on termination of franchise agreement by McDonald's for 169 stores operated by Connaught Plaza Restaurant Ltd or CPRL.
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NCLT Reserves Orders On Vikram Bakshi's Pleas Against McDonald's
The tribunal is expected to pronounce its orders on Tuesday.
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McDonald's V/s Vikram Bakshi: NCLAT Asks Parties To Settle Row Themselves
The parties will have to decide by August 30 whether they will consider settling the dispute or not.
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McDonald's, Vikram Bakshi Part Ways: 169 Outlets In A Tight Spot
The decision comes weeks after 43 outlets run by CPRL in the national capital were shut due to non-renewal of eating house licences by local authorities.
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McDonald's India War With Partner Ends, Will Reopen Outlets In 2 Weeks
McDonald's Corp's Indian arm has reached a settlement with former partner Vikram Bakshi, acquiring full ownership in their joint venture Connaught Plaza Restaurants Ltd, the company said in a statement.
-
McDonald's Challenges High Court Order On Show-Cause Notice
Erstwhile partner Vikram Bakshi had moved the contempt plea alleging that the fast-food major's decision to terminate his franchise licence.
-
All 84 McDonald's Outlets To Re-Open By Weekend, Says Vikram Bakshi
The outlets mostly in east India and some in north, had to shut on December 25.
-
McDonald's Shutdown: 16 Of 84 Closed Delhi-NCR Outlets Reopened
McDonald's estranged partner Vikram Bakshi today said another 16 out of 84 closed outlets in Delhi-NCR have re-opened after a new logistics partner ColdEX was engaged.
-
McDonald's Follows Different Food Standards For India, Says Partner
Global fast-food chain McDonald's estranged partner in India Vikram Bakshi today alleged the company follows "different standards" for India compared to other countries and ignored the food quality concerns raised by him for the last four years
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McDonald's Dispute: CPRL Administrator Asks Partner To Resume Supplies
CPRL is a 50:50 joint venture between McDonald's India Pvt Ltd and Vikram Bakshi.
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All McDonald's Outlets In North, East India May Shut Soon, Warns Partner
Bakshi has been at loggerheads with the fast food chain over the management of CPRL.
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McDonald's 'Actively Progressing' To Find Partner In North, East India
The fast food giant may appoint a licensee partner for the region 'in a couple of months'.
-
Tribunal Adjourns Vikram Bakshi's Contempt Plea Hearing Against McDonald's
Counsel appearing for McDonald's informs that Delhi High Court would on October 25 hear a petition in which it has challenged the show cause notice for contempt issued by NCLT.
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McDonald's Row: High Court Seeks Vikram Bakshi's Reply On Arbitral Award Enforcement
Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva issues notice to Mr Bakshi and seeks his response to the plea by December 7.
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McDonald's Row: No Interim Relief For Vikram Bakshi
This means the fate of 169 McDonald's stores in north and east India hangs by a thread.
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McDonald's Case: Company Law Tribunal To Hear Vikram Bakshi's Plea Tomorrow
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal or NCLAT today denied any interim relief to Vikram Bakshi on his plea seeking a stay on termination of franchise agreement by McDonald's for 169 stores operated by Connaught Plaza Restaurant Ltd or CPRL.
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NCLT Reserves Orders On Vikram Bakshi's Pleas Against McDonald's
The tribunal is expected to pronounce its orders on Tuesday.
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McDonald's V/s Vikram Bakshi: NCLAT Asks Parties To Settle Row Themselves
The parties will have to decide by August 30 whether they will consider settling the dispute or not.
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McDonald's, Vikram Bakshi Part Ways: 169 Outlets In A Tight Spot
The decision comes weeks after 43 outlets run by CPRL in the national capital were shut due to non-renewal of eating house licences by local authorities.
