Story v. Palmer

Palmer sued J. W. Webb and N. W. Story, alleging the following facts: From November 2, 1922, to April 1, 1924, Webb was an employee of plaintiff in a marble yard; Webb’s compensation being one-half of the net profits of the business. During said time Webb received $1,389.64 and collected $475 from Miss Rebecca White and $130 from Clarence Henderson for marble sold. One-half of the net profits of the business was $1,553.32, which Webb was entitled to as compensation for his services, leaving a balance of $431.32 due plaintiff by Webb. ■In some kind of a trade between Webb and Story the former…