If the Chicken Guy franchisee is a partnership, what evidence of consent or approval is required to be furnished to Chicken Guy?

According to Chicken Guy's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, if the franchisee is a partnership, they must furnish Chicken Guy with copies of their written partnership agreement, other governing documents, and any amendments. Additionally, all agreements among the partners, including buy/sell agreements, must be provided.

Furthermore, the franchisee must provide evidence of consent or approval for entering into and performing the Franchise Agreement. This evidence is required from the number or percentage of partners stipulated in the written partnership agreement. This means that if the partnership agreement specifies a certain percentage or number of partners needed to approve such agreements, evidence of that approval must be submitted to Chicken Guy.

This requirement ensures that Chicken Guy is dealing with a properly authorized entity and that all partners are aware of and consent to the obligations under the Franchise Agreement. It protects Chicken Guy by ensuring that the partnership cannot later claim that the agreement was entered into without proper authorization from its partners. Franchisees should carefully review their partnership agreements to understand the specific consent or approval requirements and ensure they comply with these requirements when entering into a franchise agreement with Chicken Guy.