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ARTICLE · 28 MAY 2020

Franchises In Saskatchewan – Agreement Considerations For Potential Franchisees

When you stop in the morning to get a coffee at a local fast food drive-thru, chances are you are dealing with a business that is part of a national franchise network.

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

When you stop in the morning to get a coffee at a local fast food drive-thru, chances are you are dealing with a business that is part of a national franchise network.  Franchised businesses are some of the most common businesses that people deal with every day.  Franchised businesses include a wide range of business types such as restaurants, gas stations, grocery stores, convenience stores, and service organizations.  These businesses are where the franchisee owner of the business uses the trademarks, designs and system of the franchisor and in return pays the franchisor ongoing fees and royalties.  The value that these trademarks and systems bring to the franchisee owners, and the dominance that franchised businesses have in the marketplace, make franchises highly sought out by entrepreneurs that are looking to own their own businesses.

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