BUSINESS BACKGROUND AND PRELIMINARY AGREEMENTS Sample Clauses

BUSINESS BACKGROUND AND PRELIMINARY AGREEMENTS. FRANCHISOR and its affiliated company, Xxxxxx Xxxx’x Gourmet Coffees Corp. (“GJGC Corp.”), have developed a full service store offering for retail sale bulk gourmet coffees, teas, beverages, coffee and tea makers and related supplies, accessories and gifts. These stores are known as XXXXXX XXXX’X COFFEES STORES (hereinafter referred to as a “GJC STORE(S)”). Most GJC STORES carry beverages for immediate consumption on the premises, including coffee, espresso, cappuccino and tea. In addition, some GJC STORES carry pastries, cookies and baked goods and have seating areas. FRANCHISOR and GJGC Corp. have also developed a kiosk concept and a cart concept, both offering beverages and certain other products offered by GJC STORES (hereinafter referred to as a “GJC KIOSK(S)” and a “GJC CART(S)”). (Unless otherwise specified, all references to GJC STORES herein include GJC KIOSKS and GJC CARTS.) Products authorized by FRANCHISOR for sale by GJC STORES are referred to herein as the “PRODUCTS.” All such GJC STORES are operated with uniform formats, signs, equipment, layout, systems, methods, procedures and designs which utilize a unique architectural design, offer uniform products, and utilize certain trademarks, service marks, trade dress and other commercial symbols, including “Xxxxxx Xxxx’x Coffees” “Xxxxxx Xxxx’x Coffee Bean” and “Xxxxxx Xxxx’x.” (Such trademarks, service marks and other commercial symbols are hereinafter referred to as the “Names and Marks.”) GJC STORES operate at locations that feature a distinctive format and method of doing business, including color scheme, signs, equipment, layouts, systems, methods, procedures, designs and marketing and advertising standards and formats (the “XXXXXX XXXX’X System”), any element of which FRANCHISOR can modify from time-to-time and with which FRANCHISEE will promptly comply. FRANCHISOR grants to qualified persons franchises to own and operate GJC STORES, GJC KIOSKS and GJC CARTS offering the PRODUCTS authorized and approved by FRANCHISOR and utilizing the XXXXXX XXXX’X System and the Names and Marks. FRANCHISEE has applied for a franchise to own and operate a GJC STORE, a GJC KIOSK or a GJC CART at the premises identified in Paragraph A of Section 2 below and such application has been approved by FRANCHISOR in reliance upon all of the representations made therein. FRANCHISEE acknowledges receiving and reading this Agreement and any addenda hereto and FRANCHISOR’s Uniform Franchise Offering Circular (with all ex...
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BUSINESS BACKGROUND AND PRELIMINARY AGREEMENTS. The FRANCHISOR and its affiliated company, Glorxx Xxxx'x Xxxrmet Coffees Corp. ("GJGC Corp"), has developed a store offering for retail sale bulk gourmet coffees, teas, beverages, coffee and tea makers and related supplies, accessories and gifts (hereinafter referred to as the "PRODUCTS"). These stores are known as GLORXX XXXX'X XXXFEES STORES (hereinafter referred to as a "GJC STORE(S)"). Most GJC STORES carry beverages for immediate consumption on the premises, including coffee, espresso, cappuccino and tea. In addition, some GJC STORES carry pastries, cookies and baked goods and have seating areas. All such GJC STORES are operated with uniform formats, signs, equipment, layout, systems, methods, procedures and designs which utilize a unique architectural design, offer uniform products, and utilize certain trademarks, service marks, trade dress and other commercial symbols, including "Glorxx Xxxx'
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