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Franchise Bundle
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Franchising 1 June 2021 update
On 1 June 2021, changes were made to the Franchising Code.
We have updated our Franchising bundle to include new material that is now required to be sent to franchisees under the revised code. The Franchising bundle now includes an update explaining the new requirements, which includes new documents and new time limits.
The Franchising bundle includes in addition to the Franchise Agreement all the other documents required to comply with the new franchising laws including the new documents required by the change law that commenced on 1 June 2021. Available now for immediate download.
Franchise Agreement Bundle
The term ‘franchising’ is normally used in connection with either a business format form of franchise or in connection with a product and trade mark franchise. Under a business format form of franchise, the Franchisor grants to the franchisee not only the right to use the franchisor’s trade marks but also the right to use an entire business format in accordance with which the franchisee must carry on their business.
Franchising in Australia is governed by the Franchising Code of Conduct. The Franchising Code of Conduct is a mandatory industry code of conduct that has the force of law under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth).
The definition of ‘franchise agreement’ in the Franchising Code of Conduct is wide. An agreement exhibiting the features specified in Clause 4(1) of the Code, will be a franchise agreement for the purposes of the Code.
This Franchise Agreement Template covers matters required by the Franchising Code including:
· Interpretation & Definitions
· Disclosure documents & Cooling off period
· Franchisee’s initial obligations
· Term
· Renewal
· Territory
· The Code
· Designated representative
· Training fee
· Initial capital investment fee
· Ongoing franchise fee
· GST
· Duties of the Franchisor
· Duties of the franchisee
· Premises
· Customer referral
· Accounts and Financial Records
· Advertising and marketing
· Non-Disclosure
· Business name
· Manual
· Sale by franchisor
· Sale by franchisee
· Preconditions to consent to sale
· Termination
· Consequences of termination
· Restraint of trade
· Dispute resolution
· Notice
· Cost
· Independent contractors
Franchise agreement template is approximately 20 pages long.
This Franchise Agreement Bundle Also Includes:-
Franchising 2021 update commentary
Disclosure-document-Franchise
approx – 18 pages
Franchise Agreeement for Mobile Franchise
approx – 49 Pages
Franchisees due diligence checklist
approx – 2 Pages
Franchising Code of Conduct
approx – 88 Pages
General Law Governing Franchising -COMMENTARY 1 July 2021
approx – 4 pages
Information statement for prospective franchisees
approx – 4 pages
KEY FACTS SHEET – Editable version
approx – 5 pages
KEY FACTS SHEET – with sample answers
approx – 5 pages
Master franchise agreement
approx – 34 pages
Includes GST
1. General Law Governing Franchising
The term ‘franchising’ is normally used in connection with either a business format form of franchise or in connection with a product and trade mark franchise. Under a business format form of franchise, the Franchisor grants to the franchisee not only the right to use the franchisor’s trade marks but also the right to use an entire business format in accordance with which the franchisee must carry on their
business.
Franchising in Australia is governed by the Franchising Code of Conduct. The Franchising Code of Conduct is a mandatory industry code of conduct that has the force of law under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth).
The definition of ‘franchise agreement’ in the Franchising Code of Conduct is wide. An agreement exhibiting the features specified in Clause 4(1) of the Code, will be a franchise agreement for the purposes of the Code.
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