Common use of Exclusivity Arrangements Clause in Contracts

Exclusivity Arrangements. Except as set forth in the Franchising Contracts, or except as may be granted by operation of law, no franchisee or developer of the Company has a protected territory, exclusive territory, covenant not to compete, right of first refusal, option to acquire additional territories or other similar arrangement with the Company or any of its affiliates (collectively, the “Territorial Rights”) pursuant to which the Company is restricted in any way in its right to own or operate, or license others to own or operate, any business or line of business; or expansion of the franchisee’s territory. Except as may be granted by operation of law, no Franchisee’s Territorial Rights conflict with the Territorial Rights of any other Franchisee.

Exclusivity Arrangements. Except as set forth in the Franchising Contracts, or except as may be granted by operation of law, no franchisee or developer of the Company has a protected territory, exclusive territory, covenant not to compete, right of first refusal, option to acquire additional territories or other similar arrangement with the Company or any of its affiliates which in any case would be material to the Company (collectively, the “Territorial Rights”) pursuant to which (i) the Company is restricted in any way in its right to own or operate, or license others to own or operate, any business or line of business; or expansion of the franchisee’s territory. Except as may be granted by operation of law, no Franchisee’s Territorial Rights conflict with the Territorial Rights of any other Franchisee.