When Buildingstars' officers deal with the franchisee, in what capacity are they acting?

According to Buildingstars's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the officers, directors, employees, and agents of Buildingstars act only in their representative capacity for Buildingstars, and not in any individual capacity, when dealing with the franchisee.

This means that when Buildingstars' officers interact with a franchisee, they are doing so on behalf of the company, Buildingstars, and not as individuals acting independently. Any decisions, agreements, or actions taken by these individuals are legally considered actions of Buildingstars itself.

For a prospective franchisee, this distinction is important because it clarifies that the franchisee's relationship is with the Buildingstars entity, not with individual officers. This can have implications for liability, legal recourse, and the overall understanding of the contractual obligations. It also means that individual officers are not personally liable for the obligations of Buildingstars.