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By daninqueenPremium member Comments: 1249, member since Wed Sep 03, 2003
On Sun Feb 11, 2007 08:12 AM
In certain situations a non-compete does hold up. Like in a sale agreement. Eg. I sell my studio to Miss Suzie. In my sale agreement if Miss Suzie says I can't open a school within a 5 mile radious for 5 years it is legal and will hold up in court. The fact is that there are many loopholes to the laws. The fact that you sign a contract even if the non-compete laws are at quesiton you still can be held to the contract as long as you sign it with full knowledge of what you have signed.

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