PER CURIAM.
The parties to this appeal, appellant Richard M. Welsh and appellee P.J. Carroll, practiced law under the professional association of Welsh & Carroll, P.A. Each party owns 50% of the stock in the association, and each had an employment contract with the firm under which appellee Carroll received 60% and appellant Welsh 40% of the firm's net income. On May 1, 1975, the parties mutually agreed that they would not take any new business under the professional...
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