Mystic Tailoring Co. v. Jacobstein

Bertha Jacobstein, Administratrix of the estate of Nathan H. Jacobstein, deceased, recovered judgment against Mystic Tailoring Company, a corporation, in the sum of $150, for services rendered the company by deceased during his lifetime. The company assigns error and aslcs for a supersedeas. The administratrix assigns cross-error and prays that the judgment be increased to the sum of $300.

It was proven and it is also now admitted, that the deceased was employed by the company at a salary of $100 per week, and that for a period of three weeks he was paid no salary. The only defense is that the…