Greene v. Johnson

Benham, Judge.

On June 1, 1977, appellee Johnson and appellant Greene executed a number of documents by which Johnson purchased Greene’s accounting business. Included among the documents were two promissory notes executed by appellee in favor of appellant, and a restrictive covenant not to compete signed by appellant. When Johnson filed suit against appellant for alleged breach of contract, appellant counterclaimed for the unpaid balance of the two promissory notes. The trial court directed a verdict in the main action in favor of Greene, and the jury found for Johnson on the counterclaim. In…