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In Diljeet Titus v Alfred A. Adebare (Delhi High Court, 2006), associates who left a law firm had…

Sanjay Kishan Kaul J held that the material, prepared in the course of employment, belonged to the firm, and restrained its use. The order recorded that "The defendants are…

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In Diljeet Titus v Alfred A. Adebare (Delhi High Court, 2006), associates who left a law firm had copied its client data and precedents. Which statement reflects the court's order?

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Sanjay Kishan Kaul J held that the material, prepared in the course of employment, belonged to the firm, and restrained its use. The order recorded that "The defendants are free to carry on their profession, utilize the skills and information they have mentally retained". Barring them from practice would have been a restraint of trade.

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