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International Arbitration in Mauritius

January 30, 2014 MGAdvocate Arbitration Arbitration

International Arbitration in Mauritius

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The Consumer Protection Act poses significant challenges to weaker franchises

January 18, 2014 MGAdvocate Commercial Law, Consumer protection, franchise consumer protection, Franchise, Legislation

The Consumer Protection Act poses significant challenges to weaker franchises

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