Common use of Franchise Matters Clause in Contracts

Franchise Matters. Seller: (a) has not offered, sold or granted franchises of any type, or engaged in any action, conduct, operation or practice which constitutes, or reasonably could be construed as constituting or giving rise to, a franchise business or system, including pursuant to which Seller offers, sells or grants rights to third parties to establish, develop and/or operate businesses that, among other things, distribute, sell and/or service tires, tire parts, tire accessories and related equipment and perform related services under or associated with any xxxx owned, licensed or approved by Seller, and exercising control or offering assistance in the method of operation, including building design, furnishings, locations, business organization, marketing or business techniques, methods, procedures, sales promotion programs or training; (b) has not filed any application seeking registration, exemption, and/or approval to do any of the foregoing; and (c) is not currently nor has ever been a party to any Contract which relates to or constitutes a “franchise” or “business opportunity” as defined under any federal, provincial, state, territorial, local or foreign constitution, statute, law, ordinance, rule, authorization or regulation promulgated or issued by a Governmental Body that governs, regulates or otherwise affects the offer or sale of franchises.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Asset Purchase Agreement (American Tire Distributors Holdings, Inc.), Asset Purchase Agreement (American Tire Distributors Holdings, Inc.), Asset Purchase Agreement (American Tire Distributors Holdings, Inc.)

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