What is a Sub-Franchisor?

By Masao Watanabe
Lawyer

Updated on December 3, 2015
Reading time: 5 minutes

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A Sub-Franchisor is also called a Master Franchisee. The term is interchangeable. A Sub-Franchisor is a Franchisor which is limited to offering franchises in a particular area or territory.

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