Cuttill v. Harrington

Plaintiff alleged, in the first count of his petition, that he entered into an oral contract with the Knoxville Motor Car Company, to render service® as a salesman and machinist, at the salary of $75 per month, and so did from March 18, 1913, until January 18, 1915. In the second count, the allegation was that he rendered such services at the instance and request of said company. W. H. Witt, Harry Lindsley, Walter H. Harrington, and Nate Harrington are alleged to have constituted the co-partnership known as the Knoxville Motor Car Company, and judgment was prayed in the sum of $1,271. Later,…