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Garden leave

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  • Date:
    15 July 1996
    Type:
    Employment law cases

    Contracts of employment: Restrictive covenants enforced after garden leave

    There is no legal basis on which a court can, in enforcing a restrictive covenant by injunction, allow some kind of set-off against the period during which the employee has been on garden leave, holds the Court of Appeal in Armstrong and others v Credit Suisse Asset Management Ltd.

  • Date:
    1 January 1995
    Type:
    Employment law cases

    Contracts of employment: Lavish customer connection justifies "garden leave"

    A lavish and expensive customer connection which has been developed by an employee at his employer's expense is part of the latter's goodwill, and is something which it is entitled to protect, holds the High Court in Euro Brokers Ltd v Rabey.

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