Sullivan v. Kohlenberg

Suit by appellee to restrain appellant from selling liquor upon certain described premises.

In April, 1897, appellee and one John Weigel entered into a written agreement which recited that Weigel then owned in fee the south half of a certain lot and that one Overman owned the north half; that Weigel, being desirous to have some one purchase the north half and join him in the erection of a joint brick block on the lot, agreed with and promised Kohlenberg that, in consideration of his purchasing from Overman the north half, he (Weigel) would never sell or permit sold intoxicating liquors on the…