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AI summary
The Labour Appeal Court dealt with appeals about a Labour Court order enforcing restraint of trade clauses against two former employees and linked a third company. It recorded findings about access to confidential information, meetings with clients, and an order for products valued at more than R1 million. The appeal was dismissed with costs.
This appears to concern restraint of trade and confidentiality issues in an employment and business sale context.
Evidence from source
The respondent approached the Labour Court seeking an order interdicting and restraining the first and the second appellants from breaching the contracts of restraint of trade entered into between them and the respondent.
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the first and second appellants accessed confidential business information and trade secrets, such as client records and inventory lists for suppliers.
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During the second week of December 2024, the first and second appellants, acting on behalf of the third appellant, placed an order with Uni-T and/or HIKMICRO for products valued at more than R 1 000 000, 00 (one million rand).
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