For Fly To Fit, what happens if a term is used in the Maryland Rider but not defined?

According to Fly To Fit's 2024 Franchise Disclosure Document, the Maryland Rider to the Franchise Agreement addresses the use of capitalized terms. If a capitalized term is used within the Maryland Rider but lacks a specific definition within that rider, the term will carry the meaning assigned to it in the main Franchise Agreement. This ensures consistency and avoids ambiguity in interpreting the agreement between Fly To Fit and the franchisee in Maryland.

This clause is standard in franchise agreements to ensure that all parties understand the terms and conditions. By referencing the main agreement for undefined terms, Fly To Fit avoids potential disputes over interpretation. Franchisees in Maryland should therefore familiarize themselves with the definitions in the main Franchise Agreement to fully understand their rights and obligations under the Maryland Rider.

This approach promotes clarity and reduces the risk of misinterpretation, as all capitalized terms are ultimately defined within the context of the broader agreement. Prospective Fly To Fit franchisees should carefully review both the Rider and the main Franchise Agreement to ensure they understand all terms and conditions.