Walsh v. Bradley

This case turns on an act concerning alcoholic beverages. P.L.1933 p. 1180 § 23, as amended by P.L. 1935 p. 787. Defendant is the holder of a plenary retail consumption license by virtue of which he is permitted to sell alcoholic beverages in a restaurant conducted by him in premises of which he is the lessee. On January 13th, 1937, he promised complainant, "if the landlord of the premises sells by reason of any action he might bring on account of default in rent, I agree to transfer to such purchaser my license upon the payment to me of $100 in cash. Consideration for this agreement is the…