Henderson v. Burkholder

Appellant sued appellee to recover $1,-120, with interest, alleged to be commission due him by appellee for the sale of an order of “Colorcoat” plaster under an employment contract with appellee. The case went to trial •on appellant’s second amended original petition, in which it was alleged, in substance, that on or about April 27, 1927, appellee was engaged in the manufacture and sale of a plaster known as “Colorcoat,” and that on or about said date appellant and appellee entered into a written contract wherein appellee granted appellant the exclusive right to sell “Color-coat” plaster…