4. Jack is affirming that he does not have plans to open a new
restaurant in future. If the case is true, then he must not
hesitate to sign a non-compete agreement with Sophia and Hal. This
will be fair for both the parties. Jack can in turn, keep the
copyright of recipes with him. In case Jack has to open a new
restaurant in future, he can do so at a place, far from the 10 mile
radius from Jack’s Place. This compromise will be ethical, legal as
well as fair for all the 3 involved parties.
VID Jack's Restaurant Intellectual Property Rights CASE 23 Jack, a successfull restauram owner wh...
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