Services Available to Franchisee Sample Clauses

Services Available to Franchisee. The content of and manner by which the following services are to be delivered by FRANCHISOR shall be within FRANCHISOR’s sole discretion. FRANCHISOR will consult with Franchisee from time to time in connection with the operation of the Franchised Restaurants and shall provide to Franchisee: (a) A pre-opening training program conducted at training facilities and/or Txx Hortons Restaurants at such location(s) as determined by FRANCHISOR. (b) Pre-opening and opening assistance at each Franchised Restaurant for such period of time as FRANCHISOR, in its discretion, deems appropriate under the circumstances. FRANCHISOR may, in its reasonable discretion, consider the following factors: the experience of the operator, the type of facility being operated, whether the assistance is for a new opening or the reopening after a transfer of ownership of an already operating Txx Hortons Restaurant, the prior Txx Hortons System experience of Franchisee’s management, the projected volume of the Txx Hortons Restaurant as estimated by Franchisee, and any other factors that FRANCHISOR deems appropriate for consideration. (c) A copy of the Confidential Operating Manual, on loan to Franchisee for each Franchised Location, until the last day of the applicable Term (as it may be renewed in accordance with this Agreement and the applicable Unit Addendum. The loaned copies of the Confidential Operating Manual, the other Standards which set out additional specifications, standards and operating procedures furnished by FRANCHISOR will be written in English. FRANCHISOR will provide Franchisee with any translations into Chinese that FRANCHISOR may have prepared with respect to the Confidential Operating Manual and authorizes Franchisee to translate the Confidential Operating Manual and the other Standards into Chinese at its sole cost and expense for use in connection with the Franchised Restaurants; provided, however, that Franchisee shall not use such translation without first obtaining FRANCHISOR’s prior written consent, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld. Any copyright or other proprietary rights in the translated version of the Confidential Operating Manual and the other Standards (including all copies of such version) shall be the exclusive property of FRANCHISOR. All documents to be provided herein may be provided by FRANCHISOR in electronic form, and Franchisee shall print copies of such documents at its own cost. (d) Such marketing and advertising research data and ad...
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Services Available to Franchisee. BKE agrees to provide the following services to Franchisee and to use reasonable efforts to provide them in a manner reasonably designed for the BURGER KING System. The content of and manner by which the following services are to be delivered by BKE shall be within BKE’s sole reasonable discretion. BKE will consult with Franchisee from time to time in connection with the operation of the Franchised Restaurant (subject always to Franchisee complying with its obligations under this Agreement) and shall provide to Franchisee within the limits provided herein: (a) A pre-opening training program conducted at training facilities and/or Burger King Restaurants at such location(s) as determined by BKE. (b) Pre-opening and opening assistance at the Franchised Restaurant for such period of time as BKE, in its discretion, deems appropriate under the circumstances. BKE may, in its reasonable discretion, consider the following factors: the experience of the operator, the type of facility being operated, whether the assistance is for a new opening or the reopening after a transfer of ownership of an already operating Burger King Restaurant, the prior Burger King System experience of Franchisee’s management, the projected volume of the Burger King Restaurant as estimated by Franchisee, and any other factors that BKE deems appropriate for consideration. (c) The MOD Manual, on loan to Franchisee, for the Term. The loaned copy of the MOD Manual and other specifications, standards and operating procedures furnished by BKE will be written in English and any translation into another language shall be done at Franchisee’s cost and Franchisee shall comply with clause 11.2 and 11.3. (d) Such marketing and advertising research data and advice as may be developed from time to time by BKE and deemed by it to be helpful in the operation of a Burger King Restaurant. (e) Communication of new developments, techniques and improvements in food preparation, equipment, food products, packaging, service and restaurant management which are relevant to the operation of a Burger King Restaurant. (f) Such other ongoing information as BKE considers reasonably necessary to continue to communicate and advise Franchisee as to the Burger King System, including the operation of the Franchised Restaurant. The services of BKE will be rendered in English. Thus, in particular, management and marketing staff members of Franchisee shall always be sufficiently familiar with the English language. The procedur...
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Services Available to Franchisee. FRANCHISOR or an affiliate shall periodically advise and consult with the Franchisee in connection with the operation of the Franchised Outlet and shall provide to the Franchisee the following services; 1. A pre- opening training program conducted at FRANCHISOR’S training facilities and Burger King Outlets in such locations as may designated by FRANCHISOR. 2. Pre- opening and opening supervision and assistance by personnel of FRANCHISOR or an Affiliate of FRANCHISOR at the Franchised Outlet. 3. The MOD Manual, on loan to Franchisee, for the term of this Agreement, the loaned copy of the MOD Manual and other specifications, standards and operating procedures furnished by FRANCHISOR shall be written in Turkish - English. The Franchisee will return this manual immediately to FRANCHISOR in case this Agreement expires or is terminated or terminates for whatever reason. 4. Such marketing and advertising research data and advice as may be developed from time to time by BKC and/or FRANCHISOR and deemed by FRANCHISOR to be helpful in the operation of a Burger King Outlet. 5. Advice pertaining to accounting , cost control and inventory control systems. 6. Communication of new developments, techniques and improvements of the BK System in food preparation , equipment, food products, packing , and outlet management which are deemed by BKC relevant to the operation of a Burger King Outlet in Turkey.
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