Can Spray Net cancel unauthorized agreements or subleases entered into by the franchisee?

According to Spray Net's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the franchisee is explicitly prohibited from sub-licensing or sub-franchising any rights granted in the franchise agreement. The document states, "Franchisee acknowledges and agrees that this Agreement does not grant Franchisee any right or option to open any additional Franchised Businesses nor does this Agreement provide Franchisee with any right to sub-license or sub-franchise any of the rights granted hereunder."

This restriction means a Spray Net franchisee cannot authorize another party to operate a Spray Net business under their franchise agreement. Any attempt to do so would be a violation of the agreement. Spray Net retains sole discretion over granting rights to open additional franchised businesses, ensuring consistent brand management and quality control.

Spray Net also reserves specific rights, including operating businesses under the Spray Net brand outside the franchisee's designated territory and using the Spray Net marks and system in various distribution channels. This reservation of rights reinforces Spray Net's control over its brand and business model, preventing franchisees from expanding beyond their defined scope without explicit authorization. Prospective franchisees should be aware that their rights are limited to the specific terms outlined in the franchise agreement and should seek clarification on any ambiguities before signing.