Territory rights refer to the geographic area granted to a franchisee in which they can operate and develop their franchise. These rights help protect the franchisee from internal competition and ensure they have a dedicated customer base. Territory rights can be exclusive, meaning no other franchisees can open in the area, or non-exclusive, meaning multiple franchisees may operate in the same region. Understanding the boundaries and protections of territory rights is crucial for franchisees when selecting a location.
Territory Rights
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Territory rights define the geographic area where a franchisee can operate.
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