Cramer v. Kolodney & Meyers, Inc.

The town of Winchendon owned an idle factory building and appointed an industrial committee for the purpose of attracting a new industry to occupy the plant and to employ people who formerly worked there and were on the relief rolls of the town. One of the plaintiffs was engaged in the business of locating such factories, and the three plaintiffs joined together for the purpose of obtaining a desirable tenant for the town of Winchendon. The trial court found that the plaintiff Kantrowitz interested R. Kolodney, president of the defendant corporations, in the possibility of acquiring a lease…