Stoia v. Miskinis

This case is a bill in chancery for specific performance of a covenant by the vendors in a buy-and-sell agreement not to compete against the vendees therein by “owning, operating or managing theaters” for a certain period and within a certain area. The suit was started July 1, 1940, by J oseph and Victoria Stoia against J oseph and Mary Miskinis, their son Joseph, Jr., and Philip Goreliek. Since that time other parties plaintiff and defendant have been added, as will appear later. Complexity of the facts in the case makes an extended statement necessary.

Joseph and Victoria Stoia and Joseph…