Franchise Agreement
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Last Updated: June 2025
What is a Franchise Agreement?
A Franchise Agreement is a legally binding contract between a franchisor (brand owner) and a franchisee (operator) that sets the terms for operating a business under the franchisor’s brand, systems, and trademarks.
It outlines the rights, responsibilities, fees, territory, support, and legal protections involved in franchising your business model — helping scale your brand while maintaining quality control and legal compliance.
📜 Service Description
A professionally drafted Franchise Agreement by Vakilify typically includes:
Grant of Franchise Rights – Scope, exclusivity, and territory
Franchise Fees & Royalties – Initial fees, recurring royalties, and payment terms
Brand Usage Rights – Use of logos, trademarks, and marketing materials
Operating Guidelines – Standard operating procedures, quality checks, etc.
Training & Support – Obligations of the franchisor
Term, Renewal & Termination – Duration, exit options, and termination conditions
Post-Term Obligations – Non-compete, asset return, confidentiality
Dispute Resolution & Governing Law – Indian or international jurisdiction clauses

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🏛 Laws Governing Franchise Agreements in India
Your agreement complies with:
Indian Contract Act, 1872
Trademark Act, 1999
Consumer Protection Act, 2019
FDI & RBI Guidelines (for international franchisors)
Competition Act, 2002 (for exclusivity clauses)

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Yes. It formalizes the relationship between franchisor and franchisee and protects your brand.
Absolutely. It can define initial training, ongoing support, and site visits by the franchisor.
We customize this based on your business — fixed, percentage-based, or hybrid models.
The agreement includes performance metrics, penalties, and termination clauses.
Yes. We can draft international versions with multi-jurisdiction clauses.
Yes. We include detailed IP protection and restrictions on brand misuse.
Yes. We can grant exclusive, non-exclusive, or limited territorial rights.
The agreement covers renewal options, exit obligations, and non-compete periods.