Franchising is a business model in which the franchisor (right holder) grants the franchisee (user) the right to use his trademark, business plan and other intellectual property objects on certain terms. These relations are widely used in international business and require the regulation of a certain law. Since the participants in the international franchising process are located in different countries, the issue of which country's law is applied in resolving disputes is an important issue. Each country's own national laws are important in regulating franchising. Some countries have special franchising laws (for example, the USA and France), while others apply general contract law.

Civil Code, International Private Law, Franchising, Franchise Agreement, Trademark, Commercial Disputes, National Legislation.

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The Lanham Act of 1946// 15 US Code of Federal Regulations, §§ 1051-1127. Wash., 1946.

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4. Automobile dealer Franchise Act of 1956 //15 15 US Code of Federal Regulations, §§ 1221-1225. Wash., 1956.

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