Kent v. Cobb

Clarence Cobb, as plaintiff, brought his suit against the appellants herein, as defendants, to recover damages in the sum of $1,200, of which $500 were claimed as exemplary damages. The complaint alleged that at all times mentioned the defendants were conducting an automobile business in Denver under the firm name of The Kent Automobile Company, a co-partnership; that about April 16th, 1908, for a commission of 10 per cent of the selling price, plaintiff employed defendants to sell his automobile, valued at $1,700, and that on said date he delivered the automobile to the defendants for such…