What remedies can City Wide seek for a breach of the agreement without waiving its right to terminate?

According to City Wide's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, City Wide has specific rights regarding breaches of the franchise agreement, and can pursue various remedies without relinquishing its right to terminate the agreement. City Wide can seek any form of relief or remedy available under common law or statute.

Specifically, City Wide can pursue damages, which would involve seeking monetary compensation for losses incurred due to the franchisee's breach. City Wide can also seek injunctive relief, which involves a court order requiring the franchisee to stop a specific action that violates the franchise agreement. Additionally, City Wide can pursue declaratory orders for specific performance, which would compel the franchisee to fulfill their obligations under the agreement.

This provision ensures that City Wide has multiple avenues for addressing breaches of the franchise agreement, providing flexibility in how they respond to franchisee non-compliance while preserving their ultimate right to terminate the agreement if necessary. This is a fairly standard clause in franchise agreements, allowing franchisors to enforce compliance and protect their brand and system standards.