Under Common Law, to Enjoin a Competitor from Continuing the Use

question 40

True/False

Under common law, to enjoin a competitor from continuing the use of a trade secret, or to recover damages caused by the use of the secret, a plaintiff must prove that the defendant used the trade secret without the plaintiff's permission.

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