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Franchise Termination. Ormsby Motors, Inc (OMI), was a General Motors Corp (GM) dealership. Their agreement provided for termination if OMI submitted false . . . claims for any payment. Larry Kain was in charge of OMI's warranty claims. After several years of excessive claims, GM complained to OMI. When nothing changed, GM conducted a dealer audit. The audit uncovered, among other things, over eighty claims in one ten-day period for paint repair work that was never done. OMI denied knowledge of Kain's activities. GM terminated its dealership agreement with OMI. OMI asked a federal district court to stop the termination, arguing in part that GM did not have good cause. Did GM have good cause? Explain.
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