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Promoting Trade and Protecting Trade Secrets: A Insight into the Restrictive Covenants in Employment Contracts

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Contents:
CONTENTS Declaration; Acknowledgement; Table of cases; INTRODUCTION; The two conceptual interests; The problem; RESEARCH METHODOLOGY; Research Genre; Research objectives; Issues for consideration; Review of literature; Study Design; GENESIS AND BASICS; Origin of the doctrine; Nature of public policy; An attempt to define; Legislative Response; PART I; Restraint of trade Doctrine; Section 27 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872; Restrictive covenants in practice; STAGES OF GROWTH AND NATURE OF APPLICABILITY The process and its reasoning; Clear path of development; The Nordenfelt case; Applicability to various types; VIEWING THROUGH AN EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIP; The employer and the employed; Measures of reasonability; In the nature of an Ancillary; Radius Agreements; THE PRESENT MOULD; Re-visiting the Basics; The requirements; Superintendence Company case; PART II; Protecting trade secrets; NATURE OF TRADE SECRET; To know 'trade secret'; Ownership of information; Essentials of property and trade secrets; The Unifying Principle; JUSTIFICATION AND NEED OF PROTECTION; Interplay between confidentiality and other intellectual property; Need of protection; Trade secret and law of confidence; Modes of protection; Illustrious case laws; Covenants 'protecting' trade secrets; LIMITATION OF PROTECTION; Employee know-how: limitation; Limitation through public interest; Substantiality of 'mere' ideas; Express terms in employment contract; FOCUS - EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIP; Context of relationship and the duty; Employees and breach of confidence; Covenants protecting secrets; Reasonableness of the covenant; The Faccnda case; CONCLUSION; Importance of the conflicting interests; Responsive suggestions; BIBLIOGRAPHY; ANNEXURES A & B.
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CONTENTS
Declaration;
Acknowledgement;
Table of cases;
INTRODUCTION;
The two conceptual interests;
The problem;
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY;
Research Genre;
Research objectives;
Issues for consideration;
Review of literature;
Study Design;
GENESIS AND BASICS;
Origin of the doctrine;
Nature of public policy;
An attempt to define;
Legislative Response;
PART I;
Restraint of trade Doctrine;
Section 27 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872;
Restrictive covenants in practice;
STAGES OF GROWTH AND NATURE OF APPLICABILITY
The process and its reasoning;
Clear path of development;
The Nordenfelt case;
Applicability to various types;
VIEWING THROUGH AN EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIP;
The employer and the employed;
Measures of reasonability;
In the nature of an Ancillary;
Radius Agreements;
THE PRESENT MOULD;
Re-visiting the Basics;
The requirements;
Superintendence Company case;
PART II;
Protecting trade secrets;
NATURE OF TRADE SECRET;
To know 'trade secret';
Ownership of information;
Essentials of property and trade secrets;
The Unifying Principle;
JUSTIFICATION AND NEED OF PROTECTION;
Interplay between confidentiality and other intellectual property;
Need of protection;
Trade secret and law of confidence;
Modes of protection;
Illustrious case laws;
Covenants 'protecting' trade secrets;
LIMITATION OF PROTECTION;
Employee know-how: limitation;
Limitation through public interest;
Substantiality of 'mere' ideas;
Express terms in employment contract;
FOCUS - EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIP;
Context of relationship and the duty;
Employees and breach of confidence;
Covenants protecting secrets;
Reasonableness of the covenant;
The Faccnda case;
CONCLUSION;
Importance of the conflicting interests;
Responsive suggestions;
BIBLIOGRAPHY;
ANNEXURES A & B.

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