What is the cure period for a C12 Group franchisee's default after receiving notice from the franchisor?

According to the 2025 C12 Group Franchise Disclosure Document, a franchisee typically has 30 days to cure a default after receiving notice from C12 Group. This means that if a franchisee fails to meet their obligations under the franchise agreement, they have a one-month period to correct the issue and avoid potential termination of the agreement. This cure period is subject to state laws, which may provide different requirements.

However, the franchise agreement also stipulates certain situations where C12 Group can terminate the agreement immediately without providing an opportunity to cure. These situations include criminal convictions, abandonment of the franchised business, unapproved transfers of franchise responsibility, bankruptcy, or unrepentant behavior that harms the C12 Group community. These conditions allow C12 Group to act swiftly in cases of severe misconduct or business failure.

It's important to note that C12 Group retains the right to address breaches of the agreement through alternative measures if the franchisee does not satisfactorily cure the default within the given cure period. These measures can include redefining the franchise territory or scope, or ultimately terminating the agreement. This provides C12 Group with flexibility in handling breaches, but also introduces some uncertainty for the franchisee, as the consequences of a breach may vary.