Old Dover Tavern, Inc. v. Amershadian
Massachusetts Appeals Court
1Opinion of the Court
The plaintiffs, as lessees of certain premises of the defendant under a lease providing that the “premises are to be used for the sole purpose of conducting therein a business under the style and trade name of ‘Old Dover Tavern, Inc.,’ engaging in the serving and selling [of] cigars, tobacco and all kinds of drinks and beverages of any name, nature and description,” brought this bill in equity for a determination of whether their lease gave them the right to sell “foodstuffs that are incidental to the sale of beverages” and for injunctive relief, and appeal from a final decree of the Superior…
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