Steve sold his coffee shop to Bob. As a part of the sales contract, Steve agreed not to open another coffee shop within five miles of Bob's shop for a period of two years.

If Steve attempts to open another coffee shop three miles away, one year after the sale, will Bob be able to stop him?

• Yes, because the agreement is reasonable as to time and place
• Yes, because the contract lacks consideration and is voidable
• No, because this is an illegal restraint of trade
• No, but he can sue for the tort of interference with contractual relations