Chenoweth v. Hoey

On the 29th day of March, 1918, the appellant agreed to sell to the appellees “his business, good-will and fixtures of the store known as Ho. 1401 Laurens street, one Ford truck and two one-horse wagons” for the sum of $2,000.00, of which $500 was paid on that date and the balance was to be paid by the 10th of April. The appellees also agreed to lease the store, cellar and yard at $30.00 per month, beginning on April 1st, and also'stall Ho. 964 in Lexington Market at $15.00 a month for the term of five years. It was further agreed that the appellees would “pay the inventory value of the stock…