Plaintiffs were the owners of all the outstanding shares of Nanmar, Inc., a New York corporation which operated the Beef and Bacon Restaurant in Tonawanda, New York, when, on October 31, 1977, they entered into a stock purchase agreement with defendant whereby defendant purchased plaintiffs' shares in the corporation in return for, inter alia, $7,000 in cash or certified funds, a $3,500 interest free note payable in 30 days and an $11,000 note at 7.5% interest payable...
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