Under contract law, a provision in the contract for restricting trade will be struck down by the court if it

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Under contract law, provisions in a contract that unreasonably restrict competition and are contrary to the public interest will be struck down by the court. This is done to promote fair competition and prevent monopolies. Choices A, B, and D may be valid provisions in certain circumstances and do not necessarily relate to the restriction of trade. Choice C is not relevant to the legality of the provision.

Under Contract Law, a Provision in the Contract for Restricting