Exclusivity Clause
/ɪkˌskluːsɪˈvɪti klɔːz/
Definitions
- (n.) A contractual provision that restricts one party from engaging in certain activities or dealing with competitors exclusively.
The employment contract included an exclusivity clause preventing him from working with rival companies during the term.
Forms
- exclusivity clauses
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Commentary
Exclusivity clauses should be carefully drafted to balance restrictive effects with enforceability under applicable competition and contract laws.
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