Grand Opening Requirements Sample Clauses

Grand Opening Requirements. Franchisee cannot open Franchisee’s Coffee Bar before the Grand Opening, unless prior written authorization has been given by BRCB. Franchisee must have in stock a sufficient quantity of inventory, supplies, promotional materials and signage, as well as food and labor, to conduct the Grand Opening. In addition, Franchisee’s Coffee Bar must be “fully operational”, determined in BRCB’s sole discretion, but generally meaning without limitation that Franchisee’s Coffee Bar has, at a minimum, all equipment and furniture installed, and all licenses, permits or other approvals necessary to operate have been obtained.
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