Caldwell v. Williams

In this action, the plaintiff sued the defendant Williams, doing business as Western Mills Agency, for services. In paragraph III of his complaint, he alleged:

“That at the special instance and request of the defendant, the plaintiff was employed continuously by the defendant between July 1,1934, and August 1,1935, and during said time acted as general manager for the defendant in the conduct of said paper brokerage business ; thát the services performed by the plaintiff during the aforesaid time were and are of the reasonable and agreed value of $150 per month, or $1,950, no part of which has…