Golfzon "No Charges for Discrimination Against Non-Franchise Stores"

Golfzon ToVision System

Screen golf company Golfzon has been cleared of charges, receiving a decision of no suspicion regarding "discriminatory acts against non-franchise stores."

Recently, the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office issued a final decision of "no suspicion" against Golfzon, which was reported by the Fair Trade Commission for "restricting the supply of new products to non-franchise stores and other discriminatory trade practices." The prosecutors judged that "Golfzon lawfully operates its business under the Franchise Business Act and determines the supply of ToVision based on a reasonable standard of franchise contract conclusion in its sales policy, which cannot be considered an unfair act."

Already, the Seoul High Court ruled in favor of Golfzon last October in a lawsuit filed against the Fair Trade Commission seeking cancellation of a 500 million KRW fine and corrective order. For over 20 years, Golfzon has contributed as a model venture company by creating a new industry and jobs through screen golf. Golfzon emphasized, "This year marks our 20th anniversary since establishment," and added, "We will continue to pursue righteous management and win-win management for the development of the domestic golf industry."

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