Koger Properties, Inc. v. Adams-Cates Company ( 1981 )

Hill, Presiding Justice,

concurring specially.

I concur in the judgment because the territorial limitation, “metropolitan area,” is vague and uncertain. That term may refer to the “area” around a “populous” city, in which event the territorial limitation would be too vague to be enforced. Or the term may refer to standard metropolitan statistical areas as defined by the U. S. Office of Federal Statistical Policy and Standards, which definitions are amended from time to time, and which amendments would render the territorial limitation here invalid because it is not tied to any particular definition. See Statistical Abstract of the United States, 100th Edition, p. 935 (1979).