According to Crave's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, Crave's consent to a transfer of any interest does not constitute a waiver of any claims Crave may have against the transferring party. Additionally, it does not waive Crave's right to demand full compliance with the terms of the agreement by the transferee. This means that even if Crave approves a transfer, it retains the right to pursue any existing claims against the party transferring the interest.

This provision protects Crave's interests by ensuring that it does not lose its ability to make claims against a transferring franchisee simply by approving the transfer. It also ensures that the new franchisee is held to the same standards as the original franchisee, and that Crave can enforce the terms of the franchise agreement against them.

For a prospective Crave franchisee, this means that even if they transfer their franchise to someone else, they may still be liable for any outstanding obligations or breaches of the franchise agreement that occurred during their ownership. It also means that the new franchisee will be expected to fully comply with the franchise agreement, and that Crave can enforce those terms against them.