Galluzzo v. Mannino

There is no dispute as to the facts upon this appeal. The defendant Antonio Mannino had for some years conducted a business in real estate, insurance, loans, steamship and foreign exchange, musical instruments, the local agency for the II Progresso Italo-American Newspaper, and a United States sub-Post Office branch, upon property owned by him in Bridgeport. On or about May 1st, 1926, he sold the business to the plaintiffs for $1,800, exclusive of the' real estate and loan business which he retained for himself. At that time he also agreed not to become interested in any similar line of…