McConnon & Co. v. Mench

Defendant Irving Mench had the right to sell extracts, medicines and other articles of merchandise, purchased of the Saginaw Medicine Company, within a specified territory. Desiring to continue such sales for another year, and being indebted to the Saginaw Medicine Company in the sum of $1,170.52, he received a contract prepared by the company and was required to obtain sureties. The contract so prepared by the company, as found by the jury, stated:

“The indebtedness dúe at the date of this agreement from the party of the second part to said company, for goods and other articles sold and…