Goldberg v. Martin
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
ROGERS, Justice.
Prior to January 7, 1941, Benjamin B. Martin, under the name of Martin Bros., Inc., operated the business of restaurant and bar at No. 2000 St. Claude Avenue, in the City of New Orleans. By notarial act executed on that date,' Martin sold his place of business to Alvin Braud for $14,500, of which $7,000 was paid in cash, and for the balance of $7,500, the purchaser issued and delivered to- the vendor a series of notes made payable on various dates in the future. A detailed list of the fixtures and merchandise contained in the business establishment, which were included in the…
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