According to the 2025 Checkersrallys Franchise Disclosure Document, Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, Inc., a Delaware corporation, is identified as the Franchisor in various legal contexts. This is explicitly stated in the context of lease agreements and addenda to franchise agreements, where Checkersrallys's role and rights are defined in relation to landlords and tenants.

Specifically, Checkersrallys, as the Franchisor, requires tenants (franchisees) to include certain terms in their lease agreements to protect Checkersrallys's rights. Landlords agree to provide Checkersrallys with copies of default notices, proposed lease renewals, and sales information. Checkersrallys also has the option to cure any default by the tenant and succeed to the tenant's interests under the lease. This ensures that Checkersrallys maintains control and oversight over the premises where its franchised restaurants operate.

Furthermore, upon the termination or expiration of a lease, Checkersrallys has the first right of refusal to lease the premises. Checkersrallys also has the right to enter the premises to make necessary modifications to protect its franchise system and intellectual property. These provisions collectively highlight the legal and operational importance of Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, Inc. as the Franchisor in safeguarding its brand and franchise network.