A Restraint That Is Merely Ancillary to a Contract May

question 31

Multiple Choice

A restraint that is merely ancillary to a contract may be legal if it is:

• A)designed to protect interests created by the contract.
• B)broader than reasonably necessary to protect the interests created by the contract.
• C)solely designed to restrain trade.
• D)meant to recover punitive damages for furthering public interest.