Does a Browns Chicken franchisee have to execute UCC Financing Statements?

As security for payment of all sums due from Franchisee to Brown hereunder and for performance of any and all obligations of Franchisee as set forth in this Franchise Agreement, Franchisee shall and hereby does grant to Brown a continuing security interest in certain property of Franchisee as more particularly described on Rider D to this Franchise Agreement, and Franchisee shall execute a Security Agreement and Financing Statement in substantially the form set forth in Rider D hereto. Franchisee consents to Brown filing a Uniform Commercial Code Financing Statement in the form attached at Rider F hereto against the Collateral described on Rider E. Franchisee shall permit no financing statement or lien to be filed or recorded against the property identified in Rider D hereto other than Brown's lien as described herein. However, Brown will not unreasonably withhold its consent to the filing of a lien against the Collateral by a lender from whom Franchisee obtains financing in connection with the establishment of the franchised business. Brown will in such cases agree to subordinate its lien to that of the lender. Upon Franchisee's failure to perform any term or pay any sum due under this Franchise Agreement, Brown shall have the right, without notice to Franchisee, to take immediate possession of the property identified on Rider D hereto, which Rider D is incorporated herein by this reference.

Source: Item 22 — Contracts (FDD page 43)