Smeader v. Mason
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBushnell, J.
This suit arose out of a “preliminary sales agreement” dated March 2,1953, in which plaintiff Charles Smeader agreed to sell his business and transfer his class “C” license on a tavern operated under the name of “Puritan Bar” to defendant AnthonyMason for the sum of $26,500. The agreement provided in parf: ' ...
“It is an express condition, of this agreement that consummation of this deal shall be and is dependent upon the purchaser applying for and obtaining a transfer of the said class “C” license now in the name of the seller herein to the said purchaser, in tiie event the Michigan liquor…
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