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Wouldn't it work the other way around in this case? Since you tried to negotiate about the non-compete it should come as no surprise that there is a non-compet
by sobani 6y ago
Wouldn't it work the other way around in this case?
Since you tried to negotiate about the non-compete it should come as no surprise that there is a non-compete and you could reasonably expect it to be enforced. In fact since they signaled that they really want the non-compete, your expectation of it being enforced should go up.
- ThrustVectoring 6y agoPreventing surprise and refusing to be complicit in grossly unfair and unequal negotiations are separate purposes of the courts. The surprise part is more for dealing with the contracts that are part of everyday life that are too lengthy and numerous to have everyone read, understand, and agree to everything. In that case, the courts will enforce what reasonable people would actually understand and agree to.