Three individuals owned Sanlip, Inc. which was a Dunkin' Donuts franchisee operating two donut shops in Norcorss, Georgia.
"Dunkin' Donuts alleges that the defendants breached their franchise agreements by failing to remodel their shops, participate in mandatory system-wide programs, attend required training, and prepare immigration forms for new employees. Dunkin' Donuts also alleges that the defendants transferred a significant portion of the franchise without Dunkin' Donut's knowledge in violation of the franchise agreement." Sanlip did not dispute these claims but protested that Dunkin' Donuts was not allowing the owners a reasonable chance to sell the franchise.

1. If Sanlip had a willing buyer with sufficient cash to finance the operation, why would Dunkin' Donuts reject the buyer?
2. Aren't the terms of the franchise agreement favorable to Dunkin' Donuts?