non-compete contract interpretation
I am currently employed with a non-compete contract in place that stipulates "I can not perform my trade
within a 5 mile radius of my current employers location." My question is this... Does this pertain to five driving miles, as per my odometer or a 5 mile radius while looking at a map?
Thank You In Advance
Tom Mirizio
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non-compete interpretation
This is strictly a matter of contract. If not defined, common sense should apply. The answer could also depend on the type of business. For example, for a restaurant in the Armory Square section of Syracuse, five miles would probably be measured in street driving and NOT "as the crow flies."
Good luck.
posted by Steven V. Modica | Jan 15, 2003 3:40 PM [EST]
This is strictly a matter of contract. If not defined, common sense should apply. The answer could also depend on the type of business. For example, for a restaurant in the Armory Square section of Syracuse, five miles would probably be measured in street driving and NOT "as the crow flies."
Good luck.
posted by Steven V. Modica | Jan 15, 2003 3:40 PM [EST]
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