Rosegartin v. Cohen

The declaration alleges in substance that, when the plaintiff entered the employ of the defendant as a salesman, the defendant promised to pay him in addition to his salary twenty-five per cent “of the net profit upon the business secured by the plaintiff; which was to be paid at the end of one year from the day the plaintiff entered the defendant’s employ”; that either party, if dissatisfied with the other, might at any time terminate the contract; that during the employment the total amount of business procured by the plaintiff “netted a total income of $39,990.68, with a gross profit of…