Haut v. Rossbach
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
Defendants move to dismiss the bill on the ground that it discloses no cause of action.
Complainants, for many years, have been engaged in the box lunch business. They prepare sandwiches and other foods which they pack and then sell at retail, principally to factory workmen. Complainants distribute their lunches on several routes, by automobiles which they station, at the lunch hour or before work starts in the morning, near some large factory or other. In some instances, they are permitted to go into the factory to sell their lunches.
Defendants were two of the salesmen of complainants until…
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