An agreement to refrain from a particular trade, profession, or business is enforceable if two requirements are met: that the purpose of the restraint is to protect a property interest of the promisee and the restraint is no more extensive than is reasonably necessary to protect that interest.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Such agreements, often found in employment contracts or business sale agreements, are enforceable when they aim to protect legitimate business interests (like trade secrets or customer relationships) and are reasonable in scope, duration, and geographic area, ensuring they don't impose undue hardship on the individual or harm the public interest.

An agreement to refrain from a particular trade, profession, or business is enforceable if two requirements are met: that the purpose of the restraint is to protect a property interest of the promisee and the restraint is no more extensive than is reasonably necessary to protect that interest.

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