· 5/15/1842
Byrne v. Hooper
Citations
- 2 Rob. 229
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- reasoning that a restrictive covenant “if enforced at all, it must be enforced according to its terms”
- holding a non-compete agreement is valid if it is reasonable, provides fair protection to the employer, and does not interfere with the interests of the public
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Judges: Morphy
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