Upon termination or expiration of the Franchise Agreement, what materials related to operating the franchised Bojangles business must the franchisee deliver to the franchisor?

Based on the 2025 Bojangles Franchise Disclosure Document, when the Franchise Agreement expires (without renewal) or is terminated or not renewed, the franchisee is responsible for de-identifying the premises as a Bojangles restaurant at their own expense. This means removing all signs, décor, and materials that display any marks, designs, or logos owned by Bojangles.

If the franchisee fails to promptly remove these items, Bojangles, its employees, or agents have the right to enter the premises and remove the signs, décor, and materials displaying Bojangles' marks, designs, or logos. This ensures that the public will not be confused into thinking the restaurant is still affiliated with the Bojangles brand after the franchise agreement ends.

This obligation is intended to protect Bojangles' brand and image by ensuring that any location no longer operating as a Bojangles restaurant does not continue to use its trademarks or trade dress. Franchisees should factor in the potential costs associated with de-identifying the premises when considering the franchise agreement, as these costs are the franchisee's responsibility.