Guidance and Operating Assistance Sample Clauses

Guidance and Operating Assistance. Although we do not have an obligation to do so, we may advise you from time to time of operating problems of your Store which come to our attention. At your request, we will furnish to you guidance and operating assistance in connection with: (a) Methods, standards, specifications and operating procedures utilized by Xxx. Xxxxxx Cookie Stores; (b) Purchasing required fixtures, furnishings, equipment, signs, Xxx. Xxxxxx Products, materials and supplies; and (c) Advertising and promotional programs.
Sample 1
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Guidance and Operating Assistance. Although we do not have an obligation to do so, we may advise you from time to time of operating problems of the Licensed Store which come to our attention. At your request, we will furnish to you guidance and operating assistance in connection with: (a) Methods, standards, specifications and operating procedures utilized by Mrs. Fields Cookies Stores; (x) Purchasing required fixtures, furnishings, equipment, signs, Mrs. Fields Produxxx, xxxxxxxxx xxx xxxxxxxs; (c) Advertising and promotional programs; (d) Employee training; and (e) Administrative, bookkeeping, accounting and general operating and management procedures. The guidance and assistance may, in our discretion, be furnished in the form of references to the Operations Manual, bulletins and other written materials, electronic computer messages, telephonic conversations and/or consultations at our offices or at the Licensed Store. You agree that we will not be liable to you or any other person, and you waive all claims for liability or damages of any type (whether direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or exemplary), on account of any guidance 6r operating assistance offered by us in accordance with this Section 4.3, except to the extent caused by our gross negligence or intentional misconduct. We will make no separate charge to you for such operating assistance and guidance as we customarily provide to our franchisees generally. Occasionally, we may make special assistance programs available to you; however, you will be required to pay the daily fees and charges that we establish for these special assistance programs.
Sample 1

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