Common use of Reasonableness of Terms Clause in Contracts

Reasonableness of Terms. The Company and Employee agree that the terms contained in Sections 2-6 of this Agreement are reasonable in all respects and that the restrictions contained therein are designed to ensure that Employee does not engage in unfair competition with the Company. In the event a court determines that any of the terms or provisions of this Agreement are unreasonable, the court may limit the application of any provision or term, or modify any provision or term, and proceed to enforce this Agreement as so limited or modified.

Reasonableness of Terms. The Company and Employee agree that the terms contained in Sections 2-6 2 to 7 of this Agreement are reasonable in all respects respects, particularly in light of Employee’s key role with the Company Group, access to Confidential Information and relationships with employees, consultants, customers and other business partners, and that the restrictions contained therein are designed to ensure that Employee does not engage in unfair competition with the Company. In the event a court determines that any of the terms or provisions of this Agreement are unreasonable, the court may limit the application of any provision or term, or modify any provision or term, and proceed to enforce this Agreement as so limited or modified.