Injunctive Relief From Competition By Picken Sample Clauses

Injunctive Relief From Competition By Picken. The parties agree that if Picken were to violate txx xxxvisions of Section XI. 1., above, the use by Picken of the information he learned while employed by the Xorporation could enable him to engage in basically unfair competition with the Corporation and its related corporations, and that such competition in violation of Section XI. (1.), above, probably would cause irreparable harm to the marketing and sales success of the Corporation and its related corporations. Therefore, if Picken violates Section XI. 1., above, the Corporation shxxx xx entitled to obtain a temporary restraining order without delay, and proceed to obtain a preliminary injunction and permanent injunction against such violations by Picken and any person, partnership, company or corpxxxxxxn through which or for which he acts, directly or indirectly to violate Section XI. (1.), above.
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