Under what conditions can Bonchon terminate the agreement if a franchisee repeatedly fails to comply with requirements, even if corrected after notice?

According to Bonchon's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, Bonchon can terminate the franchise agreement if a franchisee repeatedly fails to comply with one or more requirements of the Franchise Agreement, regardless of whether the franchisee corrects the issue after receiving notice. This provision gives Bonchon the right to terminate the agreement even if the franchisee attempts to rectify the non-compliance.

This condition highlights the importance of consistent adherence to the franchise agreement. It means that even if a Bonchon franchisee addresses a violation after being notified, repeated instances of non-compliance can still lead to termination. This is stricter than some franchise agreements, which may only allow termination if the franchisee fails to cure a violation within a specified time frame.

For a prospective Bonchon franchisee, this underscores the need to thoroughly understand and consistently follow all requirements outlined in the Franchise Agreement. It also emphasizes the importance of maintaining open communication with Bonchon to address any potential compliance issues proactively. The franchisee should prioritize establishing systems and processes to ensure ongoing compliance and avoid repeated violations, which could jeopardize their franchise.