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NEWS : US fast food chain McDonald's 43 outlets in the national capital
operated without valid 'health licences' for nearly three months from April 1,
its estranged India partner Vikram Bakshi has alleged.
Last month, McDonald's
had decided to shut down 43 of the total 55 outlets here due to failure to
renew eating house licences.
Bakshi, an equal joint venture
partner of McDonald's India Pvt Ltd (MIPL) in Connaught Plaza Restaurants Ltd
(CPRL), the licensee for North and East India regions, said licences had
expired on March 31.
"From April 1 to June 27,
2017, we did not have any health licence, it's absolutely correct," Bakshi
told PTI.
He has been at loggerheads with
McDonald's since 2013 when he was removed as the managing director of CPRL and
is contesting it at legal forums, including the London Court of Arbitration.
Bakshi said the health licence was
necessary from local municipal bodies to run the restaurants for water hygiene
and proper maintenance of food, among others.
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