 ... by the seller of property or business not to compete with the buyer in such a way as to derogate from the value of the property or business sold; (2) by a retiring partner not to compete with the firm; (3) by a partner pending the partnership not...  The New York Supplement - Página 5751898Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | 1906
...cases. They are as follows : "Agreements (1) by the seller of property or business not to compete with the buyer in such a way as to derogate from the value of the property or business sold; (2) by a retiring partner not to compete with the firm; (3) by a partner pending the partnership not... | |
 | 1904
...It was held that the contract was not In contravention of the act or within its spirit; that if the "act were to be construed literally and technically, so as to embrace such a contract, * • • It would Involve consequences most harmful to the commercial community — consequences which... | |
 | New York (State). Supreme Court. Appellate Division - 1898
...to which he refers, namely : Covenants " by the seller of property or business not to compete with the buyer in such a way as to derogate from the value...certainly is not within its spirit. If that act were to be constnied literally and technically so as to embrace such a contract as the present, it would involve... | |
 | United States. Industrial Commission - 1900
...instrumentality of an incidental covenant not to compete with the purchaser within some limited area. * * * In our judgment the present contract is not in contravention...consequences most harmful to the commercial community." The contract was legal. United States v. Hopkins et al. 82 Fed. , 529. Circuit Court, September 20,... | |
 | 1900
...instrumentality of an incidental covenant not to compete with the purchaser within some limited area. * * * In our judgment the present contract is not in contravention...consequences most harmful to the commercial community." The contract was legal. United States v. Hopkins et al. 82 Fed., 529. Circuit Court, September 20,... | |
 | 1900
...instrumentality of an incidental covenant not to compete with the purchaser within some limited area. * * * In our judgment the present contract is not in contravention...consequences most harmful to the commercial community." The contract was legal. United States v. Hopkins et al. 82 Fed., 529. Circuit Court, September W, 1897.... | |
 | Arthur Jerome Eddy - 1901 - 1540 páginas
...CONTRACTS IN RESTRAINT OF TUADE. [§ (1) by the seller of property or business not to compete with the buyer in such a way as to derogate from the value of the property or business sold; (2) by a retiring partner not to compete with the linn; (3) by a partner pending the partnership not... | |
 | Edgar Freeman Strong - 1903 - 206 páginas
...instrumentality of an incidental covenant not to compete with the purchaser within some unite-' area. In cur judgment the present contract is not in contravention...act were to be construed literally and technically, it would involve consequences most Harmful to the commercial community." The contract, not to do any... | |
 | United States. Courts - 1907
...cases. They are as follows: "Agreements (1) by the seller of property or business not to compete with the buyer in such a way as to derogate from the value of the property or business sold: (2) by a retiring partner not to compete with the firm; (3) by a partner pending the partnership not... | |
 | United States. Courts - 1907
...when they are agreements by the seller of property or business not to compote with the buyer in such way as to derogate from the value of the property or business sold." An agreement, as incidental to a sale of property as a business, that the seller would not enter into... | |
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