Tuttle v. Riggs-Warfield-Roloson, Inc.

On July 20, 1966, the appellee, Riggs-Warfield-Roloson, Inc., filed a bill of complaint in the Circuit Court of Baltimore City to enforce an employer-employee restrictive covenant. After a full hearing, the lower court on July 28, 1967, issued an order enjoining the appellant, Frank C. Tuttle, a former employee of Riggs-Warfield-Roloson, Inc., from engaging in insurance activities with the appellee’s customers for a period terminating February 28, 1968, and ordering Tuttle to pay the appellee the sum of $2,139.41, representing commissions paid to him since the termination of his employment…