If a franchisor terminates a franchise agreement without just cause,the franchisee can sue the franchisor for ________ termination.

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When a franchisor terminates a franchise agreement without just cause, it is considered a wrongful termination. The franchisee can sue the franchisor for damages resulting from the termination, such as lost profits and damages to the franchisee's reputation. Therefore, option D is the correct answer.

If a Franchisor Terminates a Franchise Agreement Without Just Cause,the