Trade Radius Clause Samples

Trade Radius. Subject to the provisions of paragraphs (c) and (d), below, SONIC shall not own or operate a Sonic Restaurant and shall not franchise any other Person to own or operate a Sonic Restaurant (other than a Sonic drive-in restaurant licensed prior to the date of this Agreement) within the area determined by the following provisions: (i) An area defined by a radius extending one and one-half miles from the front door of the Sonic Restaurant if located within a city, town or MSA having a population of 75,000 or more. (ii) An area defined by a radius extending two miles from the front door of the Sonic Restaurant if located within a city, town or MSA having a population of less than 75,000 but more than 25,000. (iii) An area defined by a radius extending three miles from the front door of the Sonic Restaurant if located within a city, town or MSA having a population of 25,000 or less. (iv) An area defined by a radius extending three miles from the front door of the Sonic Restaurant if located outside a city, town or MSA. (b) The foregoing radius shall not extend into the contractually-granted protected radius of any Sonic drive-in restaurant in existence as of the date of this Agreement and shall not extend into the franchised area of any developer under an existing area development agreement with SONIC. SONIC shall determine the population of an MSA from time to time after the date of this Agreement according to the latest published federal census. (c) SONIC shall not own, operate or license any other Person to own or operate a Non-traditional Location (other than a Non-traditional Location owned, operated or licensed prior to the date of this Agreement) within the Protected Area without the Licensee’s prior written consent. Simultaneously with the request for that written consent, SONIC shall offer the Licensee a right of first refusal to develop the Non-traditional Location. The Licensee must notify SONIC in writing of its decision regarding the right of first refusal to license and operate the Non-traditional Location within 30 days after SONIC notifies the Licensee of SONIC’s request for the Licensee’s written consent to own, operate and/or license the Non-traditional Location. If the Licensee chooses to exercise its right of first refusal, the Licensee must sign SONIC’s then current form of license agreement for a Non-traditional Location for the applicable jurisdiction within 30 days after the Licensee notifies SONIC of its decision. The Licensee then must ...
Trade Radius. Subject to the provisions of Sections 2.02(c) and 2.02(d), below, Sonic shall not own or operate a Sonic drive-in restaurant and shall not license any other Person to own or operate a Sonic drive-in restaurant (other than a Sonic drive-in restaurant licensed prior to the date of this Agreement) within the Protected Area, which is the area determined as of the date of this Agreement by the following provisions:  (i) An area defined by a radius extending one and one-half miles from the front door of the Sonic Restaurant if located within a city, town, or MSA having a population of 75,000 or more.  (ii) An area defined by a radius extending two miles from the front door of the Sonic Restaurant if located within a city, town, or MSA having a population of less than 75,000 but more than 25,000.  (iii) An area defined by a radius extending three miles from the front door of the Sonic Restaurant if located within a city, town, or MSA having a population of 25,000 or less.  (iv) An area defined by a radius extending three miles from the front door of the Sonic Restaurant if located outside a city, town, or MSA.  (b) The Protected Area shall not extend into: (i) the contractually-granted protected radius of any Sonic drive-in restaurant in existence as of the date of this Agreement (“Previously Protected Radius”) and (ii) the protected area of any developer under an area development agreement with Sonic in existence as of the date of this Agreement (“Previously Protected Development Area”). Consequently, any Previously Protected Radius and any Previously Protected Development Area shall be excepted from the Protected Area. Sonic shall determine the population of an MSA from time to time after the date of this Agreement according to the latest published federal census (or other data selected by Sonic) and may reduce the Protected Area accordingly upon notice to the Licensee. If more than one subpart of Section 2.02(a) applies, then only the subpart with the smallest area shall apply.  (c) Sonic shall not own, operate, or license any other Person to own or operate a Non-traditional Location (other than a Non-traditional Location owned, operated, or licensed prior to the date of this Agreement) within the Protected Area without the Licensee’s prior written consent. Simultaneously with the request for that written consent, Sonic shall offer the Licensee a right of first refusal to develop the Non-traditional Location. The Licensee must notify Sonic in writing of ...

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