State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Gbs > Article-33 > 685

§  685.  Escrows and impoundments. If the department of law finds that  the applicant for registration has failed to demonstrate  that  adequate  financial  arrangements have been made to fulfill obligations to provide  real estate, improvements,  equipment,  inventory,  training,  or  other  items included in the offering, the department may require the escrow or  impoundment  of franchise fees and other funds paid by the franchisee or  subfranchisor until the obligations are fulfilled, or, at the option  of  the  franchisor,  the furnishing of a surety bond as provided by rule of  the department of law if it finds that the requirement is necessary  and  appropriate to protect prospective franchisees or subfranchisors.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Gbs > Article-33 > 685

§  685.  Escrows and impoundments. If the department of law finds that  the applicant for registration has failed to demonstrate  that  adequate  financial  arrangements have been made to fulfill obligations to provide  real estate, improvements,  equipment,  inventory,  training,  or  other  items included in the offering, the department may require the escrow or  impoundment  of franchise fees and other funds paid by the franchisee or  subfranchisor until the obligations are fulfilled, or, at the option  of  the  franchisor,  the furnishing of a surety bond as provided by rule of  the department of law if it finds that the requirement is necessary  and  appropriate to protect prospective franchisees or subfranchisors.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Gbs > Article-33 > 685

§  685.  Escrows and impoundments. If the department of law finds that  the applicant for registration has failed to demonstrate  that  adequate  financial  arrangements have been made to fulfill obligations to provide  real estate, improvements,  equipment,  inventory,  training,  or  other  items included in the offering, the department may require the escrow or  impoundment  of franchise fees and other funds paid by the franchisee or  subfranchisor until the obligations are fulfilled, or, at the option  of  the  franchisor,  the furnishing of a surety bond as provided by rule of  the department of law if it finds that the requirement is necessary  and  appropriate to protect prospective franchisees or subfranchisors.