When a merchandiser sells his business, he leaves the company and it loses a part of its know-how whatever the know-how of the transferee.
In franchising, a good franchisee is important, however, we can see that when a transfer occurs, the concept is still the same, as well as the network’s organization and the know-how. On his side, the franchisor brings help, training etc.
It is much safer to buy a franchise than a business out of network, because it develops the franchisee’s business land.
Of course, the franchisor must not have imposed in the contract a limitations excess to the business land’s transfer right.
The Franchise Develops The Franchisee’s Business Land
August 8, 2008 by Cris | 0 Comments
In Basic Guidelines, Law & Agreements, Franchisees, Franchises

















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