Barash v. Robinson

For several years prior to December 10, 1925, tbe Metropolitan Sight-Seeing Company, a corporation of Seattle, maintained and operated in that city a fleet of cabs or sight-seeing vehicles. Joe Robinson owned stock in the corporation and at the same time was engaged in behalf of the corporation as a solicitor for tourist patronage. At his request, S. S. and A. J. Barash bought all of his stock on December 10,1925, as they alleged, for three thousand eight hundred dollars, and in consideration of his oral promise and agreement not to engage in similar employment and solicitation for any…