Standard Brewing Co. v. Anderson
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans; John St. Paul, Judge. Action by the Standard Brewing Company against Claude C. Anderson. Judgment for defendant, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtPro Vo Sty, J.
As a means of increasing the sale of its beer, the plaintiff company rents the premises No. 437 St. Charles street, in this city, and subleases them for a beer saloon. In September, 1906, the defendant bought out the former sublessee, and became the sublessee of the plaintiff. The price of the transfer to defendant was $8,500. Of this, about $8,000 was for the good will of the place, and about $500 for the movables on the premises — the bar fixtures, etc., and some goods of little value. Plaintiff and defendant signed a new lease for a term of five years. It stipulated that the premises were…
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