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1. Parties: Identification of the Franchisee (terminating party) and Franchisor
2. Background: Reference to original Franchise Agreement, its date, and brief context of the relationship
3. Definitions: Key terms used in the termination agreement, incorporating relevant definitions from the original Franchise Agreement
4. Notice of Termination: Formal declaration of termination, citing relevant provisions from original agreement
5. Effective Date of Termination: Specification of when the termination takes effect
6. Basis for Termination: Statement of grounds for termination by Franchisee
7. Cease of Operations: Requirements for ceasing franchise operations and use of franchise system
8. Return of Property: Provisions for return of franchisor's intellectual property, manuals, and materials
9. Final Accounts: Settlement of outstanding financial obligations and accounts
10. De-identification: Requirements for removing franchise branding and identifiers
11. Confidentiality: Ongoing obligations regarding confidential information
12. Release and Waiver: Mutual release of claims subject to compliance with termination obligations
13. Surviving Obligations: Specification of which obligations survive termination
14. Governing Law: Confirmation of Philippine law as governing law
1. Transfer of Employees: Include when franchise operation has employees that need to be addressed
2. Assignment of Leases: Include when premises are leased under franchisor's head lease
3. Inventory Disposition: Include when there is remaining inventory to be addressed
4. Customer Database: Include when handling of customer data needs to be addressed
5. Non-Compete Provisions: Include when enforcing or modifying non-compete restrictions
6. Training Refunds: Include when addressing refunds of training fees
7. Equipment Disposition: Include when specific equipment needs to be returned or purchased
1. Schedule 1 - Original Franchise Agreement: Copy of the original Franchise Agreement being terminated
2. Schedule 2 - Inventory List: Detailed list of inventory to be returned or purchased by either party
3. Schedule 3 - Intellectual Property: List of intellectual property to be returned or ceased using
4. Schedule 4 - Outstanding Payments: Statement of all outstanding financial obligations
5. Schedule 5 - De-identification Requirements: Specific requirements for removing franchise branding
6. Schedule 6 - Handover Checklist: Checklist of all items and tasks to be completed for termination
7. Schedule 7 - Release Deed: Formal deed of release between parties
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