Redding Foods, Inc. v. Berry
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Justice.
This appeal follows the District Court’s denial of a temporary injunction sought by appellant corporation against appellee from violating the terms of an alleged restrictive covenant contained in a contract of sale. The essential antecedent facts may be briefly summarized.
Kenneth Berry and Raymond Sloan were owners and operators of a grocery business in Grand Saline, Texas. On October 4th, 1961 George W. Redding, being desirous of purchasing the business operated by Berry and Sloan, entered into a written contract to purchase, said agreement containing the following clause…
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