Mevorah v. Goodman

BURDICK, District Judge.

On June 23, 1950, the plaintiffs, as purchasers, and the defendants, as sellers, entered into a contract whereby the plaintiffs purchased from the defendants a business known and operated as Irving’s Tractor Lug Company. This business consisted of buying and selling, at wholesale and retail, new, reconditioned, and used parts of tractors and other agricultural implements. The defendants had maintained places of business at Fargo, North Dakota and Portal, North Dakota and Wichita, Kansas, the principal place of business being in Fargo. The consideration for the sale was…