TODD, Justice.
In 1971, defendant, Delphus H. Ball, sold the assets of his metal painting corporation to plaintiff, B & Y Metal Painting, Inc., and entered into a covenant not to compete. In July 1975, Ball started a competing business in the same building occupied by B & Y. B & Y sought damages. The trial court found that defendant had violated the covenant not to compete, but held that plaintiff had failed to establish any damages. We reverse the trial...
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