McNeil v. Russell

This was an action on an alleged contract, to recover a broker’s commission on the sale of a telephone plant. The complaint was in two paragraphs, neither of which is set out in appellant’s brief. There is, however, a short statement of the substance of the complaint in the appellant’s brief under the heading of “Nature of the Action.” Appellant also says in his brief that: “The second paragraph is substantially as the first with the additional allegations that on said 22nd day of November, 1929, the defendant, John E. Russell for himself and on behalf of his co-defendant, executed a written…