Landlord lost building through forclosure
The answer to your question primarily will depend upon the lease that you signed. If the Tenant Improvement allowance ($15K) was written in the...
Plymouth Meeting, PA
Franchising Lawyer at Plymouth Meeting, PA
Practice Areas: Franchising, Business, Commercial
The answer to your question primarily will depend upon the lease that you signed. If the Tenant Improvement allowance ($15K) was written in the...
Your lease will govern the response to this question. Most likely you have a provision in the lease that provides that the Landlord covenants your...
A release of liability can mean a few different things, depending upon the facts. A "Release" is often drawn up when one party "releases" or...
As has been stated, the legal answer depends on what your franchise agreement provides and whether you can show fraud or misrepresentation in the...
As was previously stated, your "partnership" documents will govern what your partner can and can't do. If the business is a corporation, then a...
I agree with the prior answers you received. Some of the questions you need to ascertain - were you provided anything by the franchisor for the...
It sounds to me like you should have 2 types of protection from liability - a separate legal entity having title to the property and liability...
The answer to this question lies in the terms of the lease you signed. My colleague's answer is likely accurate - typically a lease provides that...
The new owner most likely takes the place of the former owner of the building since your lease would be part of the assets that were sold through...
Kevin's questions are valid and should be considered since you may have an action against the Franchisor. However, as far as you actual question...