A franchisor largely controls how the franchisee’s business is run and controls the
name, brand, and business system the franchisee is going to use.
A franchisee bears the financial risk for their franchised business and pays money to
the franchisor. In exchange for this money, the franchisor allows the franchisee to
use the franchisor’s brand or system to sell products or services for a limited time.
The franchisee must run the business according to the franchisor’s requirements.
Different laws apply in franchising. These laws do not reduce the commercial or business risks of setting up a franchise system or buying a franchise.
The Franchising Code of Conduct applies to franchising in Australia to help address
some of the problems caused by the power imbalance in the franchise relationship.
We work with Franchisors and Franchisee and have acted on many transactions with
Pizza Hut, Dominos, Night Owl , Subway and 7 11 to name a few.
We also assist in buying and selling a business ( non-franchise),
We welcome the opportunity to work with you.