Rocklin v. Eanet

The appellant sued the appellees in an action at law for damages for breach of contract, and the appeal is from a judgment in favor of the defendants for costs, after the court, without filing an opinion, sustained a demurrer without leave to amend. The declaration alleged that the appellant on May 14, 1951 entered into a written agreement with the appellees to sell his grocery and package liquor store business known as “Charles Market”, including accounts receivable, for $15,000, at which time $1,500 was paid. The appellees completed and signed an application for transfer of the liquor…