Thanks in advance for your time,
I currently have a contract for supply of services for a specified number of years wholly and only to a certain business.
What is needed in the eyes of commercial law to prove the business that provides me that work is restricting my trade due to their change in market strategy which has seen a substantial drop in work (income for myself), and the new strategy conflicts with how I earn money under the current contract? I.e I'm paid on the volume of work I do, but the company's strategy is based on the maximum amount of profit they can achieve from the minimum amount of volume they charge out.
I currently have a contract for supply of services for a specified number of years wholly and only to a certain business.
What is needed in the eyes of commercial law to prove the business that provides me that work is restricting my trade due to their change in market strategy which has seen a substantial drop in work (income for myself), and the new strategy conflicts with how I earn money under the current contract? I.e I'm paid on the volume of work I do, but the company's strategy is based on the maximum amount of profit they can achieve from the minimum amount of volume they charge out.