Commonwealth Laundry Co. v. Daggett

In December of 1921 the plaintiff employed the defendant to serve it as “solicitor, collector and driver of a laundry wagon.” A written contract was entered into by which, among other things, the defendant agreed from time to time, as required, to “furnish his . . . employer or his assigns with a full, complete and accurate list of all the names and addresses of the customers upon the routes traversed by him,” to do business with said customers in the name of the employer or its assigns, “that the routes traversed by him and the names and addresses of the customers thereof shall be the…