Deed of termination of franchise agreement

Produced in partnership with Tim Rickard of Fieldfisher and David Bond of Fieldfisher
Precedents

Deed of termination of franchise agreement

Produced in partnership with Tim Rickard of Fieldfisher and David Bond of Fieldfisher

Precedents
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This Deed is made on [insert day and month] 20[insert year]

Parties

  1. 1

    [Insert name of franchisor party to the Franchise Agreement being terminated] incorporated in [England and Wales] under number [insert company number] whose Registered office is at [insert address] (the Franchisor); and

  1. 2

    [Insert name of Franchisee party to the franchise agreement being terminated] incorporated in [England and Wales] under number [insert company number] whose registered office is at [insert address] (the Franchisee)

    (each of the Franchisor and the Franchisee are a Party to this Deed, and together are the Parties).

RecitalS

    1. (A)

      Each of the Franchisor and the Franchisee are parties to the Franchise Agreement.

    1. (B)

      The Parties have now agreed to terminate the Franchise Agreement on the terms and conditions contained in this Deed.

The parties agree:

    1. 1

      Definitions and interpretation

      1. 1.1

        In

Tim Rickard
Tim Rickard

Tim is a commercial lawyer in Fieldfisher's Brand Development group, specialising in helping businesses promote and commercially exploit their brands and intellectual property.

Tim supports a range of businesses as they expand both domestically and internationally into new markets using multi-channel routes such as franchising, e-commerce, agency, and distribution. Many of these are household names, but he also works with up and coming brands looking to break into their sector. His team is ranked by Chambers Global as one of the top two franchising practices in the world – no other practice based in Europe features in the four ranking bands.

A large proportion of Tim’s work also involves advising clients on advertising and marketing matters, working with them to develop goodwill in their brand. This includes providing domestic and multi-jurisdictional advice on copy clearance, claim substantiation, ASA complaints and appeals, and prize promotions.

Tim works with a broad range of clients in a variety of sectors including fashion and retail, food and beverage, and sport.

David Bond
David Bond

Partner, Fieldfisher


David Bond is a partner in the Commercial IP group at law firm, Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP, specialising in Brand Management, advising clients on ways to promote and commercially exploit their brands and other intellectual property.

As head of the firm’s Advertising and Marketing Group David assists clients to develop awareness of their brand, specifically advising on all forms of marketing communication and promotional activity, both in the traditional media of print, TV and radio and increasingly online, within a client’s own website and third party social media sites and mobile.

David’s clearance work involves advising both advertisers and their agencies on advertising copy, dealing with the industry regulators and lodging and defending ASA complaints. On the contract side, David drafts and negotiates a wide variety of commercial agreements on behalf of advertisers and agencies, such as client/agency contracts, endorsement/merchandise contracts, venue hires and sponsorship agreements. David has also structured and drafted the relevant terms for numerous loyalty reward programmes.

David also advises on the legality of all forms of sales promotion and drafts terms and conditions for both free prize draws (sweepstakes) and skill based competitions and related handling house and redemption contracts.

David has advised both the Advertising Association (AA) and the Incorporated Society of British Advertisers (ISBA), operating the latter’s advertising legal hotline for its members.

David is also a specialist franchise lawyer and member of the firm’s leading franchise practice, advising a broad range of clients to use franchising as a means of corporate expansion both in the UK and overseas, with a particular focus on the retail, food and beverage and services sectors. David is the co-author of the Franchise, Agency and Distribution volume of Butterworths “Encyclopaedia of Forms and Precedents”.

David is the only UK lawyer to be ranked by the legal directory Chambers 2012 as a leading expert in both franchising and advertising and marketing.

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Key definition:
Franchise agreement definition
What does Franchise agreement mean?

A franchise agreement is one under which a franchisor wishes to appoint a franchisee to sell its products (or services) in a particular territory.

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