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just like a franchisee has obligations
under the franchise agreement the
franchisor also has obligations under
the franchise agreement a franchisee can
sue a franchise or if the franchisor is
not meeting their obligations under the
franchise agreement typically
franchisees go with franchises because
they need the support and backing of a
franchise if the franchise fails to give
them that support and backing then
what’s the point in those situations the
franchisee may have a claim against the
franchisor for breach of contract
												Clifton, NJ business attorney Peter G. Aziz explains why a franchisee would sue a franchisor. He notes that just as a franchisee has obligations under a franchise agreement, the franchisor also has responsibilities. If the franchisor fails to meet those obligations, a franchisee may have the right to sue for breach of contract.
Franchisees typically invest in a franchise to receive support and backing from the franchisor. When that support is not provided, it undermines the purpose of the franchise, and in such cases, the franchisee may have a valid claim against the franchisor.
