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ARTICLE · 29 OCTOBER 2018

"I'll Be Back . . . Probably": The Terminator's Conundrum

A recent decision in the In re RMH Franchise Holdings bankruptcy case pending in the District of Delaware, highlights the importance of complying ...

United StatesCorporate/Commercial Law

A recent decision in the In re RMH Franchise Holdings bankruptcy case pending in the District of Delaware, highlights the importance of complying with a contract's termination provision before the contract counterparty files for bankruptcy.

In RMH, Applebee's Restaurants LLC and Applebee's Franchisor LLC (collectively, "Applebee's") entered into 160 pre-petition franchise agreements (the "Franchise Agreements") with the Debtors. The Franchise Agreements, among other things, granted the Debtors the right to use the Applebee's name, food recipes, operating methods, and restaurant style, in exchange for a monthly royalty fee and a percentage of gross sales. The Franchise Agreements were governed by Kansas law.

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