The following excerpt is from Labatt Brewing Company Limited v. NHL Enterprises Canada, L.P., 2011 ONSC 5652 (CanLII):
Labatt refers to the following statement of Lord Ackner in Walford v. Myles, [1992] 2 A.C. 128 (H.L.) in a case involving an agreement by a vendor to deal exclusively with a plaintiff: I believe it helpful to make these observations about a so-called “lock out” agreement. There is clearly no reason in the English contract law why A, for good consideration, should not achieve an enforceable agreement whereby B, agrees for a specified period of time, not to negotiate with anyone except A in relation to the sale of his property.
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