Does Body20's consent to a transfer constitute a waiver of the right to demand compliance with the agreement?

According to Body20's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, Body20's consent to a transfer of the franchise agreement does not constitute a waiver of any claims that Body20 has against the transferor. Furthermore, Body20's consent is not a waiver of their right to demand exact compliance with the terms of the Franchise Agreement. This means that even if Body20 approves a transfer, they still retain all rights to enforce the original agreement against the franchisee who is transferring the business.

This provision protects Body20 by ensuring that they do not lose any rights or claims simply by allowing a transfer to occur. It also means that a franchisee cannot assume that Body20 is satisfied with their past performance simply because a transfer is approved. Body20 can still pursue any outstanding issues or breaches of contract, even after the transfer is complete.

For a prospective Body20 franchisee, this highlights the importance of maintaining full compliance with the Franchise Agreement at all times. Even if you plan to sell or transfer your franchise in the future, any past non-compliance issues could still be pursued by Body20, regardless of whether they consent to the transfer. This clause ensures Body20 can continue to enforce standards and protect their brand, even when ownership changes.