PEOPLES NAT. BK. OF WASH. v. Brown

For some time prior to March, 1947, an organization known as “Brehm’s” was operating restaurants in the city of Seattle, one being located at 1409 Fifth avenue. At the same time, William E. Sander and three of his sons were operating fountain lunch counters in Seattle. Mr. Sander purchased the restaurant in question from Brehm’s, the latter continuing to operate it for some weeks at Sander’s request. Sander decided to sell the restaurant and listed it with Carl A. Olson, a real-estate agent in Seattle, doing business as Seattle Realty Company.

William Loyd Brown, a resident of Chelan county,…