Meyers v. Monroe

Morris, Commissioner

Affirming.

Appellant owned and operated a restaurant, Kampus Kitchen, in Lexington. In his petition, which sought enforcement of a contract, he alleged that in September 1947, he entered into contract with Monroe and wife, whereby they were to buy the restaurant business and equipment for $16,000, of which $7,500 was to be cash (this appears to have been an assumption of a mortgage on the restaurant equipment) the balance to be paid according to a written contract. Monroe -and wife were the owners of a home in another part of the city; they were to and did list this…