Does the Buns On Fire FDD prohibit any actions related to the Power of Attorney?

The 2025 Buns On Fire Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) includes an exhibit related to the Power of Attorney. Specifically, Exhibit "N" acknowledges the execution of the Power of Attorney. However, the document does not explicitly state any prohibitions related to actions concerning the Power of Attorney. The document primarily focuses on acknowledging the execution of the Power of Attorney and does not delve into specific restrictions or limitations on its use.

Instead, Exhibit "N" of the Buns On Fire FDD focuses on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) certification. It requires the franchisee to certify that their restaurant complies with all applicable federal, state, and local accessibility laws. The franchisee also acknowledges their obligation to indemnify Buns On Fire against any claims, losses, or expenses related to ADA compliance. This section emphasizes the franchisee's responsibility for ADA compliance and indemnification rather than placing restrictions on the Power of Attorney.

Prospective franchisees should carefully review the entire Franchise Agreement and related exhibits, including Exhibit "N", to fully understand their obligations and liabilities. They should also consult with legal counsel to clarify any questions or concerns regarding the Power of Attorney or ADA compliance. Understanding these aspects is crucial for a successful and compliant operation of a Buns On Fire franchise.