What happens if a Dryject franchisee fails to cure a default within the specified time?

According to Dryject's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, if a franchisee fails to cure a default within the specified time, the franchise agreement will terminate immediately without further notice. Dryject emphasizes the importance of strict performance of all agreement terms for the protection of both Dryject and its franchisees.

The FDD specifies that franchisees typically have fifteen days after receiving written notice of a material breach to cure the default. However, if the breach is curable but cannot reasonably be cured within fifteen days, and the franchisee is making good faith efforts to cure it, Dryject may grant an additional reasonable period to cure the default.

This immediate termination upon failure to cure a default underscores the importance of franchisees understanding and adhering to the terms of the franchise agreement. It also highlights the potential risks associated with non-compliance and the need for franchisees to address any issues promptly and effectively to avoid termination of their franchise agreement with Dryject.