Restrictive covenants

Resource type: Legal update: archive

Status: Published on 01-Dec-1997

Jurisdiction: United Kingdom

The Court of Appeal has decided that it is not fatal for a non-solicitation clause not to specify the period prior to the termination of employment during which the employee in question must have had dealings with the customers which are to be protected by the clause.

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  • Resource ID: 4-100-7254
  • Published: 01-Dec-1997
  • Products:  Competition, PLC Magazine (UK), PLC UK Competition Law, PLC UK Corporate, PLC UK Law Department, PLC UK Public Sector
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