Melin v. Fritz

The wife of Harry J. Fritz was very ill, and he desired to have some legal papers drafted for execution by her. In his behalf, Mrs. Ghelin, his sister-in-law, called up the plaintiff by telephone and said to him that her brother-in-law wished “to have some papers drawn up, a will or whatever papers ivas necessary.” She said that she must know exactly what plaintiff was going to charge before she took him to Fritz’ house, and he finally said “about ten dollars,” to which she responded that she would call up her brother-in-law and tell him “that you are charging ten dollars, and then I will…