Keep 'Em Eating Co. v. Hulings
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BLAIR, Justice.
Appellee, H. C. Hulings, sued appellants, Fred M. Jack and Jo Jack, partners doing business as “Keep ’Em Eating Co.,” upon a contract made a part of the petition. The contract provides that appellee owns “certain exclusive privileges for the selling of food, drinks, and tobaccos, in areas located inside and near Camp Hood near the city of Killeen, Texas;” and that he would use his best efforts to secure additional areas inside Camp Hood for the same purpose; that he “sells and transfers all such rights and leases” to appellants, for which appellants agree to “pay * * * the sum…
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