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1. Of the decision of Suwon District Court 2018Kahap10106, the decision of the case of provisional injunction against the change of occupation between the Plaintiff and the Defendant.
Reasons
1. Basic facts
A. The Plaintiff is a company that engages in the manufacture, sale, etc. of display and related products.
B. On May 1, 2010, the Defendant was employed by C Co., Ltd., the Plaintiff’s telegraph, and was engaged in the development of PI (PI) technology, the premise technology for the mass production (hereinafter “OLD”), which is the premise technology for PI (PI) production. From March 16, 2017, the Defendant worked in the Defendant’s OLD platform development team and went out as of August 15, 2017.
C. On August 15, 2017, the Defendant prepared and submitted a written pledge of protection of trade secrets, etc. (hereinafter “instant pledge”) to the Plaintiff.
The contents are as follows:
At the bottom of the instant pledge, the Defendant confirmed and understood the contents of the set and the set, and signed at the bottom of the instant pledge.
In order to protect trade secrets or major business assets known to the plaintiff during his/her service period, he/she shall solemnly take a pledge that he/she has the following duties of prohibition of competitive business:
1. The principal clearly recognizes that the information “Attachment 2.” in attached Form 2, which he/she joined the Plaintiff Company and learned in the course of performing the same duties as “Attachment 1.” in attached Form 2, is a trade secret or a major business asset of the Company, and even after his/her retirement, he/she shall not disclose or divulge it to the competitor of the Company or a third party without the prior written consent of the Company as well as to keep it confidential.
2. The principal shall promptly return to his office all the data recorded in the Company’s trade secrets, etc. which he had at the time of his retirement, and shall guarantee that no data has been leaked in any form.
3. A principal shall independently use the trade secrets, etc. related to the invention and development, etc. that have been independently or jointly completed during his/her term of office, even after retirement.