He did this by setting up his own general and
aesthetic medicine medical practice less than two months after he sold all his shares in the medical centre and tendered his resignation.
Not exact matches
In CLAAS, Dr Ng breached a clause in a shareholders» agreement with the
medical centre to not engage in any business in competition with the business of the
medical centre and / or the practice of
aesthetic medicine for as long as he remained a shareholder and for a period of three years following the date when he ceased to hold shares in the
medical centre (the «restraint of trade clause»).
The court concluded that the liquidated damages of S$ 1 million was a genuine pre-estimate of the damages which the
medical centre could suffer if Dr Ng breached the restraint of trade clause, as the amount payable reflected the expertise and goodwill he possessed in the field of
aesthetic medicine.
Bristol, England About Blog Doctor Brad is a highly qualified and experienced NHS
medical practitioner with a special interest in private facial
aesthetic medicine.