If Dryject grants a conditional waiver, how much written notice will I receive before it is revoked?

According to Dryject's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, any conditional waiver granted by Dryject is subject to continuing review and may be revoked for any reason. If Dryject decides to revoke a conditional waiver, they will provide the franchisee with ten days prior written notice. This notice period allows the franchisee time to adjust their operations or address any concerns Dryject may have.

This provision means that while Dryject may initially grant some flexibility or leniency on certain requirements through a conditional waiver, this flexibility is not guaranteed and can be withdrawn. The franchisee needs to be prepared to revert to the original terms of the franchise agreement on relatively short notice. The fact that Dryject can revoke the waiver for "any reason" gives them broad discretion.

In the franchise industry, it is not uncommon for franchisors to reserve the right to modify or revoke waivers based on changing circumstances or the franchisee's performance. However, the specific notice period can vary. A ten-day notice period is relatively short, so prospective Dryject franchisees should carefully consider the potential impact of a sudden revocation of a waiver on their business operations and financial stability.

It is important for a prospective franchisee to maintain open communication with Dryject regarding any waivers and to understand the specific conditions under which a waiver may be granted or revoked. This will help in mitigating potential disruptions to the business and ensuring a smoother working relationship.