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I once had to take some legal advice around this clause in a contract. The advice was as long as you have finished your current contract with Agency A this will be very difficult to uphold. The argument was that Agency A have no right to prevent you from earning a living. They did advise to give it an invoicing cycle before starting the new contract with Agency B. -
Interesting and also sounds perfectly reasonable. I would advise the OP to seek legal advice too; a couple of hundred quid (?) will possibly (probably?) end the same way in which case he is free to take up the new contract with the new agency.Originally posted by porrker View PostI once had to take some legal advice around this clause in a contract. The advice was as long as you have finished your current contract with Agency A this will be very difficult to uphold. The argument was that Agency A have no right to prevent you from earning a living. They did advise to give it an invoicing cycle before starting the new contract with Agency B.Comment
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