Gibson v. Martin

This is a suit for the specific performance of a contract. In May, 1941, plaintiff, doing business as Gibson Specialty Company, entered into an agreement with defendant whereby Gibson Specialty Company was given the “sole and exclusive right for a period of 13 years to own and operate any and all pin-ball or other coin-operated amusement machines, in any and all places of business owned or operated by the * * * (defendant) and any and all other places of business the * * * (defendant) may in the future own, control or operate where such machines may be placed. ’ ’ The pin-ball games were…