Kaliopulus v. Lumm

Pabke, J.,

delivered, the opinion of the Court.

James Kaliopulus, the appellant, conducted an eating-house in Hagerstown, Maryland, when, on May 13th, 1921, he sold the business, with all its fixtures and equipment, and assigned his unexpired term in the building where the restaurant was carried on, to Charles E. Lumm and Ida K. Lumm, his wife, the appellees, for thirty thousand dollars. The eating-house was located on the premises known as Ho. 76 Washington Street, and was called the “Maryland Dining Hoorn.” The- buyers engaged to pay one thousand dollars on the making of the contract,…