· 4/20/1966
Wirth v. Workmen's Compensation Bureau ex rel. Unemployment Compensation Division
Citations
- 141 N.W.2d 790
- 1966 N.D. LEXIS 180
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- noting the parties agree on this point and citing case authority
- noting freedom to contract is not to be interfered with lightly
- the liquidated damages was five annual payments of 20% of taxable compensation received in the 12-month period im mediately before termination
- the court upheld a noncompetition clause prohibiting practice for 2 years and a liquidated damages clause requiring five annual payments for breach of the noncompete clause
- employer had a legitimate business interest in the referral sources
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Judges: Being, Erickstad, Knudson, Murray, Strutz, Submission, Teigen
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