Who must sign a written approval or consent from Chicken Guy for it to be considered effective?

According to Chicken Guy's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, any approval or consent required from Chicken Guy must be in writing and signed by an authorized officer of Chicken Guy to be considered effective and binding. This requirement ensures that franchisees receive clear and official communication from the franchisor.

This provision protects both Chicken Guy and the franchisee by ensuring that any agreements or approvals are documented and authorized by a responsible party. It prevents misunderstandings or disputes that could arise from verbal agreements or approvals from unauthorized personnel. The franchisee should always ensure they receive written confirmation signed by an authorized officer for any requests they make to Chicken Guy.

This type of clause is standard in franchise agreements to maintain clarity and accountability. Franchisees should be aware of this requirement and follow the proper procedures for obtaining approvals or consents to avoid potential breaches of the franchise agreement. By requiring written approvals signed by an authorized officer, Chicken Guy aims to maintain consistent standards and protect its brand and reputation.