Chatime And Tealive Issue

The transformation came at a velocity that would put Usain Bolt to shame. Chatime Malaysia Sdn Bhd has yesterday issued a legal letter to Loob Holding Sdn Bhd for alleged misrepresentation and defamation on Chatime implying that the brand had been replaced and renamed as Tealive.

Tealive Owner Sues Chatime Malaysia For Defamation Inside Retail

Out of 165 Chatime franchisees 161 Chatime franchisees in Malaysia converted into Tealive.

Chatime and tealive issue. This is following headlines on Loob Holdings official. After nearly two years of court battles and arbitration proceedings the owners of Tealive and Chatime have finally reached a mutual agreement. According to FMT Chatime owner Taiwan-based La Kaffa International Co Ltd had previously filed an injunction against.

From Chatime to Tealive What Brewed up a Storm. KUALA LUMPUR March 16. However the fact remains that the bad blood between La Kaffa - the Taiwanese company who owns the Chatime brand -.

Pending the disposal of Singapore Arbitral Proceedings La Kaffa and Loob filed applications for interim injunctions under s 111 of the Arbitration Act 2005 andor inherent jurisdiction of the Court in the High Court of Kuala Lumpur. From Chatime To Tealive. Unfazed by the legal disputes with La KaffaChatime Malaysia and the ongoing arbitration in Singapore Loob did not slow down its aggressive pace of expanding the TEALIVE brand and business both locally and globally.

Tealive vs Chatime scheduled for hearing in Feb 2019 The High Court will hear the case for the Tealive brand in a two day hearing fixed for Feb 28 next year. The media and online chatter about the matter have died down since and Malaysians have now accepted both Tealive and Chatime as established players in the bubble tea market. The Tealive brand leaned in hard on the weak versus the strong rhetoric so much so that its even emblazoned on their cups Never fear the strong.

Interestingly it was Loob that finally filed a suit against Chatime for defamation two months after receiving the demand letter. Third party involvement. Today Bryan Loo franchiser of up to 5 international brands in Malaysia put on his interview headphones in BFM for an open-all interview with Melissa Idris on The Breakfast Grille.

Suit against Loob Holding over alleged brand misrepresentation. Following the launch of Tealive on Friday 17 February 161 out of 165 existing Chatime outlets are set to move forward with the new brand. Free Malaysia Today A year has passed since the High Court ruling on Tealives legality.

Tealive was born under difficult circumstances. Bubble tea fans may not be able to drink the popular Tealive beverage anymore as the Court of Appeal has reportedly granted an injunction against Loob Holding Sdn Bhd on Wednesday June 27. This is not the typical news updates article as there are.

Chatime issues legal letter to Tealive for defamation. In a joint statement released today 30 August Loob Holding Sdn Bhd Tealive and La Kaffa International Co Ltd Chatime announced that both companies have reached an out-of-court settlement to. It was suspicious that the revenue for Chatime Malaysia stores were increasing but the purchase of raw materials from the main branch was decreasing.

After La Kaffas untimely termination Bryan Loo speaks to BFM about the rebranding of Chatime to Tealive with just one day left In La Kaffas grace period. The defamation suit was filed by Loob Holding Sdn Bhd the company which owns the Teaalive brand which is suing another popular beverage group Chatime and two individuals. The Founder of Malaysias Loob Holdings Bryan Loo Bounces Back In 6 Weeks By Daween Maan February 17 2017 From a messy corporate divorce to a new brand in less than 50 days the CEO of Loob Holdings is ready to leave the past behind and turn his attention to Tealive.

On February 17 The Star reported that all 161 Chatime outlets would be officially transformed to Tealive. Previously operating under the name Chatime the switch came when parent company La Kaffa suddenly terminated the deal due to breach of contract. Social media was abuzz on the Chatime-La Kaffa fracas amidst allegations and counter-allegations.

Teahouse operator Chatime Malaysia Sdn Bhd has issued a legal letter to Loob Holding Sdn Bhd for alleged misrepresentation and defamation by implying that the brand had been replaced and renamed as Tealive. By now anyone who cares knows it already. There is an outstanding sum of a whopping USD71327372 RM3174000.

We can now sip a cup of tea and read about what really happened. The request to see books were denied. Court of Appeal decides on Chatime win.

By now I believe we are all aware of the issue of Chatime Malaysia franchise contract termination with La Kaffa International Co Ltd. Taiwanese company La Kaffa prematurely terminated Chatime franchise cutting ties with Malaysian master franchisee Loob Holdings. After almost two years of court and arbitration proceedings the owners of Tealive and Chatime have finally reached a mutual agreementIn a joint statement released today 30 August 2018 Loob Holding Sdn Bhd Tealive and La Kaffa International Co Ltd Chatime announced that both companies have reached an out-of-court settlement to amicably resolve all disputes and both parties.

Uh-oh this doesnt look good for Tealive. La Kaffa was not allowed to exercise their rights to inspect and audit the books. Loob Holding and La Kaffa are now embroiled in an ongoing court case to resolve the issue.

Tealive V Chatime Case Set For Feb Next Year