Full-form franchise agreement for Indian franchisors and franchisees covering grant of franchise rights, territory, IP usage, fees and royalties, operational standards, training, non-compete, and termination, aligned with Indian contract, IP, and competition law.
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This is a full-form Indian franchise agreement template covering grant of franchise rights, territorial exclusivity, fees and royalties, brand and IP usage, operational standards, training, non-compete, and termination, drafted for sectors such as retail, F&B, education, and services.
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India does not have a standalone franchise statute. Franchise agreements are primarily governed by the Indian Contract Act, trademark and IP laws, competition law, consumer protection statutes, and sectoral regulations, which makes a carefully drafted contract essential.
Indian franchisors commonly charge an upfront franchise fee plus an ongoing royalty as a percentage of gross sales, sometimes combined with a marketing fund contribution in the 2–5% range, subject to commercial and sector norms.
Yes, exclusive or protected territories are common, but they must be carefully defined to avoid competition law concerns and should often be tied to minimum rollout or performance obligations.
The template allows you to specify asset ownership, de-branding rules, and renewal mechanics. Franchisees should ensure clarity on term, renewal criteria, and compensation (if any) for unamortised investments in fit-outs and equipment.
Non-competes during the term, particularly where they protect legitimate IP and know-how, are more likely to be enforced. Post-term non-competes are more sensitive and should be carefully scoped in time and geography, often combined with strong confidentiality and non-solicit obligations.
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Franchise Agreement