In 1950, plaintiff I. Edward Brown, Inc., a dealer in cleaning supplies for office buildings and institutions, engaged defendant Cohen as a commission salesman. The employment contract, which set forth the rates and terms of his commissions, also contained a covenant not to compete. This negative covenant was carefully limited both as to time (one year) and place (metropolitan New York, New Jersey and Connecticut...
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