DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES FOR DIRECT-OWNED RESTAURANTS Sample Clauses

DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES FOR DIRECT-OWNED RESTAURANTS. 7.1 This Agreement is not a franchise for the operation of Popeyes Restaurants. The terms and conditions applicable to Master Franchisee for the operation of each Direct-Owned Restaurant are set forth in the Company Franchise Agreement and Unit Addendum for such Direct-Owned Restaurant, and the terms and conditions applicable to Franchisees for the operation of each Franchised Restaurant are set forth in the Franchise Agreement for such Franchised Restaurant. 7.2 Until the occurrence of an MDA Termination Event, Master Franchisee will not be required to obtain PLK’s prior written approval for the development of any potential site in the Territory (“Site Approval”). After the occurrence of an MDA Termination Event, Master Franchisee shall have no further right or entitlement to develop and establish Direct-Owned Restaurants in the Territory, or to license to Franchisees the right to establish and operate Franchised Restaurants in the Territory, without first receiving Site Approval from PLK, which PLK may withhold in its sole discretion. If, after the occurrence of an MDA Termination Event, Master Franchisee enters into any legally binding commitment with vendors or lessors of a potential site before PLK has granted Site Approval, then Master Franchisee shall bear the entire risk of loss or damage resulting from a subsequent decision of PLK not to give Site Approval. 7.3 The following requirements relating to site acquisition and construction of Direct-Owned Restaurants shall apply throughout the Term: 7.3.1 For each Direct-Owned Restaurant, Master Franchisee shall provide PLK, prior to filing for permit applications with the relevant Authorities to construct the Direct-Owned Restaurant, with the following detailed information regarding the proposed site and the market around the site in a format prescribed by PLK: (i) profit and loss projections for five (5) years, (ii) capital expense breakdown, (iii) trade area information, including information regarding customers, (iv) interior and exterior renderings of the proposed site, complete with signage, (v) aerial maps of the proposed site and pictures of the main access point for the direction of the traffic flow, if applicable, and (vi) to the extent available, such other information as PLK may from time to time reasonably request in electronic format or any other formats prescribed by PLK from time to time (the “Site Information”). CERTAIN PORTIONS OF THE EXHIBIT THAT ARE NOT MATERIAL AND IS THE TYPE OF INF...
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DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES FOR DIRECT-OWNED RESTAURANTS. This Agreement is not a franchise for the operation of Burger King Restaurants. The terms and conditions applicable to the PRC Companies for the operation of Direct-Owned Restaurants, including the Existing PRC Company Restaurants, are set forth in the PRC Company Franchise Agreement and the applicable Unit Addendum for each Direct-Owned Restaurant, and the terms and conditions applicable to Franchisees for the operation of Franchised Restaurants are set forth in the Franchise Agreements.
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DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES FOR DIRECT-OWNED RESTAURANTS. This Agreement is not a franchise for the operation of Xxx Hortons Restaurants. The terms and conditions applicable to Master Franchisee for the operation of each Direct-Owned Restaurant are set forth in the Company Franchise Agreement and Unit Addendum for such Direct-Owned Restaurant, and the terms and conditions applicable to Franchisees for the operation of each Franchised Restaurant are set forth in the Franchise Agreement for such Franchised Restaurant.
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