Allison v. Seigle

In 1927 appellant Allison, then engaged in the drug business in' Washington City, sold his stock of drugs, furniture, fixtures, equipment, and good will to appellees. The bill of sale contained the following provision: “I agree not to conduct, own, or operate a drug store within a radius of ten (10) blocks while said Seigle owns said drug business.”

From 1927 to 1932 purchasers conducted the business in the building in which it had been conducted by seller, but in January of 1932 moved the business to a storeroom in the same block, one hundred feet away. Seller and Eastern Laboratory, Inc.,…