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Understanding Franchising versus Licensing

Posted by Michelle DelMar, Esq. Jan 14, 2016 2:50:55 PM

Understanding Franchising versus Licensing

  • What is the difference between Franchising and Licensing?

License.  A License is permission or the right to do an act which, without such permission, would be illegal. Licenses are governed by "contract law."  Franchise Registration is not required for a License, so long as it does not fall within the scope of applicable Franchise Laws.  A license typically is a less expensive means to achieve the goal, than Franchising.

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Understanding Franchising versus Licensing

Understanding Franchising versus Licensing What is the difference between Franchising and Licensing? License.  A License is permission or the right to do an act which, without such permission, would be illegal. Licenses are governed by "contract law."  Franchise Registration is not required for a [...]

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Franchise Versus Licensing

Posted by Michelle L. DelMar, Esq. Jan 14, 2016 2:42:02 PM

Franchise versus Licensing Questionnaire

      The following is a list of some important issues related to Franchising versus Licensing:

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Franchise Versus Licensing

Franchise versus Licensing Questionnaire       The following is a list of some important issues related to Franchising versus Licensing:

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