Standards and Uniformity Clause Samples

The "Standards and Uniformity" clause establishes consistent requirements or procedures that parties must follow throughout the agreement. It typically specifies the quality, format, or methods to be used in delivering goods, performing services, or exchanging information, ensuring that all parties adhere to the same benchmarks. By mandating uniform standards, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings, reduces variability, and promotes efficiency and fairness in the execution of contractual obligations.
Standards and Uniformity. F▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to comply at all times with all elements of the Popeyes System, which it acknowledges is a necessary and reasonable requirement in the interests of Franchisee and others operating under the Popeyes System. Franchisee shall use the Popeyes System and all rights granted under this Agreement in compliance with the quality standards used or adopted by FRANCHISOR from time to time. FRANCHISOR shall at all times have the right (but shall not be under an obligation) to monitor Franchisee’s use of the Popeyes System to control the quality of goods sold and services rendered by Franchisee at Franchised Restaurants and to enforce Franchisee’s compliance with the relevant Standards. Franchisee shall at all times comply fully with any requests, demands or suggestions of FRANCHISOR regarding compliance with the Standards. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, without limitation and subject to the preceding provisions of this clause 5, Franchisee must at all times comply with the following covenants:
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Standards and Uniformity. Franchisee agrees to comply strictly at all times with all elements of the Burger King System, which it acknowledges is a fundamental term of this Agreement and a necessary and reasonable requirement in the interests of Franchisee and others operating under the Burger King System. Without limitation, Franchisee must at all times comply with the following covenants:
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Standards and Uniformity. The Franchisee agrees to comply strictly at all times with Burger King System, which he acknowledges is a fundamental term of this Agreement and a necessary and reasonable requirement in the interests of the Franchisee and others operating under the Burger King System. In particular, the Franchisee shall at all times comply with the following covenants (the obligations below to be carried out by the Franchisee are not limited); 1) MOD Manual shall be kept at the Franchised Outlet and all changes or additions thereto shall be inserted after they are taken. The Franchisee agrees that changes in standards, specifications and procedures may become necessary and desirable from time to time and shall comply with such modifications, revisions and additions to MOD manual as FRANCHISOR in the exercise of its judgement in good faith believes to be desirable. The Franchisee shall use the MOD Manual only in connection with the operation of the Franchised Outlet and other licenced Burger King Outlets. The Franchisee agrees, declares and undertakes that the MOD Manual is the commercial secrets of BKC and FRANCHISOR, he shall show all the necessary care and attention to maintain it, he shall never give it or its copy to any other person and/or institution without permission and never take out from the Franchised Outlet.
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Standards and Uniformity. Franchisee agrees to comply at all times with all elements of the Burger King System, which it acknowledges is a necessary and reasonable requirement in the interests of Franchisee and others operating under the Burger King System. Franchisee shall use the Burger King System and all rights granted under this Agreement in compliance with the quality standards used or adopted by FRANCHISOR from time to time. FRANCHISOR shall at all times have the right (but shall not be under an obligation) to monitor Franchisee’s use of the Burger King System to control the quality of goods sold and services rendered by Franchisee at Franchised Restaurants and to enforce Franchisee’s compliance with the relevant Standards. Franchisee shall at all times comply fully with any requests, demands or suggestions of FRANCHISOR regarding compliance with the Standards. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, without limitation and subject to the preceding provisions of this clause 5, Franchisee must at all times comply with the following covenants:
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