goofy2feet
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- 13 Jan 2005
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After 6 years working at the same school, my employer has for the first time introduced this clause into my contract :
"That B will not give A any damage or loss after B leaves this school"
The reason she added this is that I recently got married and am living in the same city as the school where I currently teach. From September next year when my contract expires I will be leaving that school to do something different. I have not decided yet, but maybe I will set up my own school - this is what my current employer fears, that I will set up in competition with her.
Either way, I think the new clause is too ambiguous - or maybe the ambiguity will play in my favour. I need to know just what meaning this clause has from a legal point of view and I will be very grateful for a response from anyone with knowledge in this area.
"That B will not give A any damage or loss after B leaves this school"
The reason she added this is that I recently got married and am living in the same city as the school where I currently teach. From September next year when my contract expires I will be leaving that school to do something different. I have not decided yet, but maybe I will set up my own school - this is what my current employer fears, that I will set up in competition with her.
Either way, I think the new clause is too ambiguous - or maybe the ambiguity will play in my favour. I need to know just what meaning this clause has from a legal point of view and I will be very grateful for a response from anyone with knowledge in this area.
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