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CASENOTE: Foley v. Classique Coaches, Limited REPORTED: [1934] 2 K.B. 1, 103 L.J.K.B. 550; 151 L.T. 242] COURT: Court of Appeal JUDGES: Lords Scrutton, Greer, and Maugham DATE: 15, 16, March 1934 FACTS: A contract made on the sale of land, which was alongside other land belonging to the plaintiff, which the defendants intended to use for their business as motor coach proprietors. The sale would go through as long as the defendants brought all the petrol they required from the plaintiffs" at a price to be agreed by all the parties in writing and from time to time", this was described as a supplemental agreement to the prior agreement formulated. Further agreements were laid down saying that the defendants would *2 purchase no petrol from any other person so long as the plaintiff was able to supply them with the quantities sufficient to satisfy their daily requirements. Clause 8 stated the following: "if any dispute or difference shall arise on...

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