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Abstract
Defendants sold and conveyed their grocery business by a bill of sale under seal and covenanted not to engage in a like business within a one-mile radius for a period of three years. The purchaser assigned the bill of sale by an instrument not under seal to the plaintiffs. When the defendants opened a competing business in violation of their agreement, the plaintiffs filed a bill in equity asking that the defendants be restrained. Held, that an injunction should issue, notwithstanding the bill of sale was sealed while the assignment was not. Adamowicz v. Iwanicki, (Mass. 1934) 190 N. E. 711.
Recommended Citation
CONTRACTS - ASSIGNMENT- UNSEALED ASSIGNMENT OF SEALED INSTRUMENT,
33
Mich. L. Rev.
297
(1934).
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