Hultsman v. Carroll

The appellant,' in July, 1927, purchased a gasoline filling- station from the appellee, paying therefor $6,000. Appellant brought this suit, and alleged that, at the time he purchased the property, he informed the appellee that he intended to sell gasoline at a price less than the prevailing prices at other filling stations in the city. That, in all probability, the other companies would try to freeze him out of business by selling gasoline at a nearby station for less than the price set by the appellant. He told appellee that he would not purchase the property unless appellee would agree not…