Under what circumstances can the Camp Margaritaville Franchisor immediately terminate the Franchise Agreement without providing a 30-day notice and opportunity to cure?

ertificates of insurance to Franchisor as required under this Franchise Agreement;

• (m) Franchisee, or its Affiliates, fail to make payment when due to any landlord, secured lender, or mortgage holder of the Resort;
• (n) Franchisee misuses or makes any unauthorized use of the Camp Margaritaville Intellectual Property; or
• (o) The Management Company does not meet Franchisor's minimum qualifications or if Franchisee or the Management Company becomes a Brand Owner.

Section 13.03 Events of Default Without Opportunity to Cure. Franchisor may, but has no duty to, exercise any of the remedies in Article XIV including, but not limited to terminating this Agreement if any of the following occur, all of which shall constitute an Event of Default by Franchisee under this Agreement, immediately upon the occurrence of such Event of Default (or the earliest date permitted by law) without notice to Franchisee:

(a) Franchisee or its Owners is discovered to have misrepresented or omitted a material fact which induced Franchisor to enter into this Agreement;

• (b) Franchisee fails to open and begin operating the Resort by the Opening Deadline (as may be extended pursuant to Section 2.08(b));
• (c) Franchisee (i) on 3 or more separate occasions within a period of 12 consecutive months or (ii) on 2 or more separate occasions within a period of 6 consecutive months, in each case, fails to comply with any obligation under this Agreement, the System Standards, or the Manual, or fails to achieve a passing score on a Quality Assurance Audit, regardless of whether the failures relate to the same or different obligations under this Agreement, the System Standards, or the Manual. This Section 13.03(c) shall apply regardless of whether Franchisor provides formal written notice to Franchisee upon such prior occasions or Franchisee corrects the failures;
• (d) Franchisee or any of its Owners or Guarantors is, or is discovered to have been, convicted of a felony or a crime involving fraud, or enters or is discovered to have entered a plea of no contest to a felony or a crime involving fraud; unless (i) the owner does not have Control over the Franchisee; (ii) the conviction, plea or crime is not likely, in Franchisor's reasonable opinion, to reflect materially adversely upon Franchisor, its Affiliates or the Camp Margaritaville Intellectual Property, whether on a local, regional or national scale; and (iii) the owner divests all of such owner's direct and indirect ownership interests in Franchisee within 60 days after the date of the conviction or plea;
• (e) Franchisee knowingly maintains false books and records of account or knowingly submits false or misleading reports or information to Franchisor, including any information Franchisee provided or failed to provide on its franchise application;
• (f) Franchisee (or any of its owners) knowingly makes any unauthorized use or disclosure of any part of the Manual or any other Confidential Information;
• (g) Franchisee ceases operating the Resort at the Site under the Camp Margaritaville Intellectual Property for 3 consecutive days, fails to identify the Resort to the public as a Camp Margaritaville Resort, or loses possession of or the right to possess all or a significant part of the Resort, for any reason;
• (h) If Franchisee attempts a Transfer without duly notifying Franchisor and receiving Franchisor's approval, or despite Franchisor's valid disapproval;
• (i) If Franchisee is determined by a Competent Authority to have sold defective, contaminated, or adulterated food or beverage at any Food and Beverage Service on 2 or more separate instances during any 12-month period of time that is determined to be the cause for one or more customers to seek medical treatment that includes in-patient medical treatment at a hospital or results in serious injury or death, as determined by a Competent Authority. For the avoidance of doubt, if the same shipment or allotment of defective, contaminated, or adulterated food or beverage causes more than one customer to seek such medical treatment, then this shall be considered one instance. This Section 13.03(i) shall not, however, include any instance of in-patient medical treatment at a hospital, serious injury or death, if it is due to a cause which the Franchisee could not have prevented by using commercially reasonable practices.

Source: Item 23 — RECEIPTS (FDD pages 72–406)