Suppose that jack and hal and sophia enter into the agreement for the sale of the restaurant, with jack stating in the agreement that if he feels comfortable with his finances in his retirement, that he will not sell the frozen food in competition with the restaurant. after the sale, the stock market rises considerably, and jack’s net worth quadruples. he still decides to sell the frozen food. hal and sophia sue. what is the result? a. hal and sophia would win since the contract mentioned the non-competition agreement. b. jack would unless that hal and sophia could prove that jack was comfortable with his finances in his retirement. c. hal and sophia would win since jack’s net worth quadrupled. d. jack would win since the promise not to compete was illusory.
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