Villar & Co. v. Conde-Casariego

Carlos Conde, the owner of a piece of real estate and the representative of various lines of steamship' companies and of commercial firms, on the 3rd day of December, 1920, entered into a contract by which the real estate and the “representation” of these various companies and hous,es were sold to Manuel Mendia. The agreement on the part of Conde was that he would transfer the property either to Mendia or to the corporation which the latter might organize. It was further agreed that Conde should render his services to the new company for a term of five years at a compensation of $6,000 a year.