Diller v. Schindler

Action for damages for breach of contract in the sale of a busiuess. In January, 1924, Diller, the plaintiff and respondent herein, purchased from defendant and appellant, Charles Schindler, a “Kosher” restaurant on Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, for the sum of fifteen hundred dollars. A bill of sale was executed in an attorney’s office and delivered by Schindler to Diller. The instrument disposed of the going business, the goodwill, cash register, furnishings, and cooking utensils. Some six months later Schindler purchased a going restaurant of the same character, which was situated on…