The non-competition clause is often included in the rental agreement by the contracting parties when renting out shops. It is intended to protect the retailer as a tenant from his landlord accepting interested parties from the same branch or with partially the same range in one of his other rented rooms. This means that the tenant can practically stay away from direct spatial competition. The Federal Court of Justice has proposed a sample formulation for a non-competition clause. It reads: 'The landlord undertakes not to rent sales areas to a company that sells goods that are managed by the tenant during the rental period.'
Competition protection clause
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- Contracting policy
- Movement of capital
- Customer typology
- Classic dichotomy
- Net present value method
- Comparative competitive advantage
- bill of lading
- Customer service policy
- Communication mix
- Export of capital
- Capital requirement planning
- Imputed depreciation
- Customer contribution margin
- Cost unit accounting
- Buyer reach