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If a franchisee has damaged the reputation of your franchise in New York, then you may be entitled to terminate the existing franchise agreement. For instance, if through the sale of unauthorized goods a franchisee has diluted your company's trademark, then you may choose to end your relationship with that particular franchisee. To do so, you will have to send the franchisee a notice of termination.
Generally, there is a specific amount of time in which you must send a notice of termination. In certain situations, you must allow the franchisee time to rectify the situation. If the situation can be rectified within the specified amount of time, then this may prevent termination of the franchise agreement.
In certain cases, the ability to terminate your franchise in New York will be determined by the courts. In such a case, a New York franchise lawyer can represent your legal interests.
If you have discovered good cause for the termination of a franchise in New York, then you will have to comply with certain procedural requirements for termination. To meet the procedural requirements for a franchise in New York, you can seek advice from a New York franchise lawyer.
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