; good cause; notice; opportunity to cure (a) In general A franchisor shall not, directly or through an officer, agent, or employee, terminate or cancel a franchise, or substantially change the competitive circumstances of the franchisee, except for good cause shown. (b) Default provisions A default under one franchise agreement shall not in and of itself constitute a default under another franchise agreement to which the franchisee or an affiliate of the franchisee is a party. Any cross-default provisions are null and void. (c) Notice Prior to termination or cancellation of the franchise, the franchisor shall give the franchisee written notice at least 90 days in advance of the termination. The notice shall state all of the reasons constituting good cause for termination or cancellation and shall provide that the franchisee has 60 days in which to rectify any claimed defaults. (d) Exception to notice requirement The requirement for 90 days advance written notice for termination shall not apply if the reason for termination is because— (1) the alleged grounds are voluntary abandonment by the franchisee of the franchise relationship, in which event, such notice may be given 15 days in advance of the termination or cancellation; or (2) the conviction of the franchisee in a court of competent jurisdiction of an offense, where the conviction is no longer appealable and the offense is— (A) punishable by a term of imprisonment in excess of 1 year; (B) directly related to the business conduct pursuant to the franchise