Does the Buildingstars Franchise Agreement require notice to be given to the franchisee's address?

According to Buildingstars's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the Franchise Agreement specifies how notices are to be delivered. Whenever notice is required under the terms of the agreement, it must be in writing. Buildingstars requires that the notice be sent by registered or certified mail, or by personal delivery to the franchisee's address. The notice must also be sent to Buildingstars' office, or to such other address as designated in accordance with this section of the agreement.

The agreement states that receipt of notice is deemed to have been made one day after mailing, or upon personal delivery, whichever occurs first. This clause is important for establishing when official communication is considered to have been received, which can affect deadlines and obligations under the agreement.

This requirement ensures that both Buildingstars and the franchisee have a clear record of communication and receipt, which is a common practice in franchising to avoid disputes over whether a notice was sent or received. Franchisees should ensure that Buildingstars always has their current address to avoid any potential issues with receiving important notices.