SYSTEM STANDARDS/MANUALS Sample Clauses

SYSTEM STANDARDS/MANUALS. 9.1 System Standards and Development of Territory System Standards Manual. (a) Master Licensee covenants that it shall comply with all System Standards applicable to master licensees of Company, and all Territory System Standards. As soon as practicable after execution of this Agreement, Company shall furnish to Master Licensee a copy of the Friendly's U.S. System Standards Operations Manual and other materials which are typically furnished to U.S. Friendly's System franchisees to familiarize such franchisees with the Friendly's System. Company will loan to Master Licensee during the Term the Operations Manual which may consist of multiple parts and/or volumes. The Operations Manual will contain mandatory and suggested specifications, standards and operating procedures that Company will prescribe from time to time for Shoppes and information relative to Master Licensee's obligations under this Agreement and in the operation of a Shoppe. Company may modify the Operations Manual from time to time to reflect changes in the specifications, standards and operating procedures of Shoppes, to disclose information concerning new Products and services which Company may develop for sale at Shoppes, to specify types, brands, and models of equipment which Master Licensee must utilize to produce and sell such new Products and services, and to specify changes in the decor, format, image, products, services and operation of a Shoppe. Master Licensee must keep its copy of the Operations Manual current by immediately inserting all modified pages Company furnished to Master Licensee and destroying the then obsolete pages. In the event of a dispute relative to the contents of the Operations Manual, the master copies Company maintains at Company's principal office will be controlling. Except for disclosure to Licensees, Master Licensee may not at any time copy any part of the Operations Manual, disclose any part of it to employees or others not having a need to know its contents for purposes of operating any Shoppe, or permit its removal from any Shoppe without Company's prior approval. In the event a new version of the Operations Manual is provided to Master Licensee, Master Licensee must immediately return the then obsolete version to Company. To the extent the Operations Manual contains any specification, standard or operating procedure concerning the operation of Shoppes, such provision shall be deemed to be incorporated into this Agreement so long as such provisions satis...
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