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Deed of waiver and acknowledgement (franchisee to franchisor): confirmation of no independent legal advice and acceptance of restrictive covenants and onerous terms under proposed franchise agreement

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[ insert name of Franchisor ]

[ insert Franchisor’s address ]

Dear [ insert Franchisor name ],

Proposed franchise agreement to be entered into between [ insert name of franchisor ] and [ insert name of franchisee ] (the ‘Agreement’)

The Franchisee acknowledges that despite clause [ Acknowledgement clause where Franchisor advises Franchisee to seek advice ] of...

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Fiona Boswell
Fiona Boswell chambers

Fiona is Head of the Franchising and Commercial Services Team at Knights plc and has over 17 years’ experience in advising businesses on commercial contracts of all kinds and in particular on setting up, managing, growing and exiting franchise networks. This includes the preparation of pilot, master, development, management and standard franchise contracts, assisting with franchise roll out, advising on regulatory compliance, the management and removal of underperforming franchisees, terminating franchise contracts, enforcing restrictive covenants, charging deposits, franchisee associations, franchise resales and data protection compliance. Fiona’s experience has been gained both in private practice and working in house for brands that franchise in the UK and overseas. Her clients span the full spectrum of sectors from hospitality to domiciliary care.Fiona also advises franchisees that operate multiple units or multiple brands, advising on the acquisition of and operation of master...

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