Steinmetz v. Grennon

A better understanding of the controversy may be had if the outstanding admitted facts are first related. The defendant had been conducting in Klamath Falls a butcher-shop known as the People’s Market. The plaintiff had been conducting a butcher-shop sometimes designated in the record as the Hawxhurst Market and at other times referred to as the Fach Market. It is conceded that at some time before or about February 8, 1919, the parties entered into an agreement, but the plaintiff and defendant differ sharply as to the terms of the agreement. Pursuant to the agreement, whatever it was,…