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A franchise is a legal agreement between franchisers and franchisees that consents use of the franchise’s trademark and trade name or marketing plan

While doing some research I found that a franchise agreement is a binding legal contract that is signed between a franchisor and franchisee. A franchisor is the company owning the rights to grant franchises to franchisees, while a franchisee is a person or entity who is given the right to conduct business by a franchisor or licensor. The most important definition however is that of a franchise which is an authorization granted by the government or company to an individual or group allowing them to carry out certain commercial activities.

Explain how a franchise could be considered a partnership. What makes a franchise agreement simpler than a partnership that you would start with another individual?

I have being living in Montroogermy Alabama for over six months now.I recentlt met the defendent at a local church I have been attending. The defendent has a family owned produce business an approached me about possibly supplying me with new products. He offered me samples of Muscadine grapes. He offered me these grapes or to purchase samples of products with these seeds. The samples I was provided became very popular with my customers. I began to regular orders with the defendents company. As these products becane popular I also began to invest heavily in the advetisement of these products. Due to the ongoing business relationship and after reviewing my investment costs I decided to write a requirements contract. I provided this contract to the to the defendent to safe guard my investments. This contract was clear and concise.This contract guaranteed a price schedule consistent with what I have always paid the defendent for these Muscadine grape products. The contract was presented to the owners son who I assumed was a fair representative of the company. I informed the son that this contract needed to be signed to guareente a continuing business realtionship that implies duty of good faith and fair dealing . The defendent has informed me of a offer from a company in Texas that offered to pay twice the rate for these products with the conditon of a output contract as apart of the deal(case study). Due to a skyrocketing demand for these Muscadine products and this

In this case study, the agreement of payment between Food Enterprises Ltd and Nerd Private Ltd, clause 2.2 indicates that

Franchising is a business model that allows companies to rapidly expand their market share. According to Franchise.com (2015), there are three types of franchises: distributorships, trademark licensing, and business format franchises. When two organizations enter into a distributorship, the originating company provides the rights another company to sell their products. An example of a distributorship is when an auto manufacturing company grants rights to a dealership to sell their vehicles (Franchise.com, 2015). Trademark licensing is when one company allows another company to use their trademark (Franchise.com, 2015). The business format franchise authorizes franchisees to sell the parent company’s products and/or services as well as utilize their business model. This type of franchising is the most common and is the type needed to obtain to open a new Cold Stone Creamery.

Asia-Pacific Centre for Franchising Excellence, Griffith Business School, Griffith University, Australia Version of record first published: 30 Aug 2012.

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Franchise means “privilege” or “freedom” and the word originates from an old French dialect. The history of franchising can be traced back to the Middle Ages (476 A.D. – 1453 A.D.) when kings granted franchises to specific people or groups to perform a certain type of commercial activity or hunt on their land. German breweries in the 1840s also used franchising to distribute their beer to different geographic areas. The breweries granted the franchises to certain taverns to be the sole distributor of their beer in a specific area. Isaac Singer was known to pioneer the use of written franchise agreements. In the 1850’s, Isaac Singer started granting franchises for its sewing machines because he wanted to distribute his sewing machines to customers

When buying into the company you sign a contract to firstly “buy” into the company, and then you have to pay royalties and a certain percentage of your earnings back to the head company. A positive of franchise agreements is that it allows companies to enter into the foreign market place with out having to put too much money into it. For example, 7- elevens in Australia are all franchises, the fist few franchises in Australia would have been set up as an experiment to see whether the Australian public would embrace the new chain store. The feedback would have been that Australia was pro 7-eleven and now you can walk through the city without seeing one on every corner. Another positive of selling your company as a franchise is that you can earn royalties. Different franchises have different royalty schemes, many expect you to pay a certain fee for the “name” each year and then pay them a percentage of the earnings. 7-eleven was taking 51 cents of every dollar made. This allows the head office to make money on the side while not having to invest more money into a situation where it could

The job description and personal specifications are the part of job advertising, which is the step of recruitment process. However, recruitment and selection process includes many more steps, continue even after the selection of a candidate. The proper documentation is needed to be maintained as directed by the data protection act at every step of recruitment and selection process. In addition to this there are some other legislations provide framework for fair recruitment process such as Equal Pay Act(1970), the sex discrimination acts (1975 1nd 1986), the race relations act (1976, 2000), the disability discrimination act (1995 and amendments), the employment equality

Franchising is simply a method for expanding a business and distributing goods and distributing goods and services through a licensing relationship. In franchising, franchisors not only specify the products and services that will be offered by the franchisees, but also provide them with an operating system, brand and support. (Franchise.org, 2016)

Limitations, if a franchisee wants to add other services to the business and it's not in the franchise agreement, then it can't happen. Royalty Fee, franchisee is required to pay a royalty payment from the franchise's gross sales revenue in return for the franchisor's system, name and expertise.

Situation: SDX is currently in breach of contract and has completely failed in its obligations to

(Smallbusiness.wa.gov.au, 2014) The Opportunity Buying a franchise means buying a concept, along with training, marketing, support and often supplies. Franchisees get a head start, instead of starting from scratch. The process