Kansas Statutes § 8-2417 Jurisdiction over licensees; service of process in secretary of state; limitation of rights.
A licensee becomes subject to Kansas jurisdiction, and if no service agent is named, the secretary of state is treated as the agent for service of process. Franchise agreements cannot waive or alter rights and obligations under the act without adequate separate consideration, and they cannot force out-of-state jurisdic
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A licensee becomes subject to Kansas jurisdiction, and if no service agent is named, the secretary of state is treated as the agent for service of process. Franchise agreements cannot waive or alter rights and obligations under the act without adequate separate consideration, and they cannot force out-of-state jurisdiction, out-of-state law, or waiver of jury trial rights.
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