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1.a channel through which public law enters private law and bars it from actualizing its normal legal consequences.
2.An employment agreement that forbids employees from joining a union or taking medical leave. Any inducement to commit a crime, fraud, or immoral act.
3.For instance, two businesses agreeing to fix prices in order to put another competitor out of business is an illegal restraint of trade. Other examples include creating a monopoly, coercing another party to stop competing with your business, or unlawfully interfering with a business deal (see Tortious Interference).
4.a covenant imposing a restriction on the use of land so that the value and enjoyment of adjoining land will be preserved.
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