Does the Buildingstars Franchise Agreement specify that the officers of Buildingstars act in a representative capacity?

According to Buildingstars's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the franchise agreement specifies that officers act in a representative capacity. Specifically, the document states that in all dealings with the franchisee, Buildingstars' officers, directors, employees, and agents act only in their representative capacity for Buildingstars, and not in any individual capacity.

This means that when Buildingstars' officers or representatives interact with a franchisee, they are doing so on behalf of the company, Buildingstars, and not as individuals. This distinction is important because it clarifies that the franchisee's legal and contractual relationship is with the company itself, rather than with any specific person working for the company.

This clause helps to protect both Buildingstars and its franchisees by ensuring that any agreements or understandings are attributed to the company, and not to individual employees who may leave or change roles. It also limits the potential liability of individual officers, directors, employees, and agents, as they are acting on behalf of the company.