If a Hardees Developer is a business entity, what documents must they furnish to HR?

If Developer is a business entity, Developer shall furnish HR with copies of Developer's governing documents and any other corporate documents, books or records that HR may request. When any of these governing documents are modified or changed, Developer promptly shall provide copies to HR. Developer's governing documents must provide that no Transfer (as defined in Section 10.A.) may be made except in accordance with Section 10.

If Developer is a business entity, Developer must furnish HR with a list of all holders of a direct or indirect ownership interest in Developer and their respective percentage interests. As of the date of this Agreement, all interests in Developer are owned as set forth in attached Appendix C. Developer shall comply with Section 10 prior to any change in ownership interests and shall update Appendix C as changes occur in order to ensure the information contained in Appendix C is true, accurate and complete at all times.

The requirements of this Section 8.C. shall apply only to Developer's Continuity Group (defined in Section 8.D.) if, as of the date of the first franchise-related agreement between Developer and HR or one of its affiliates, Developer was a publicly-held entity (i.e., an entity that has a class of securities traded on a recognized securities exchange or quoted on the inter-dealer quotation sheets known as the "pink sheets"). If Developer becomes a publicly-held entity after that date, it shall thereafter be required to update Appendix C only with respect to changes in ownership interests of members of the Continuity Group.

Source: Item 23 — Receipts (FDD pages 85–541)