Clarkson v. Standard Brass Manufacturing Co.

This case was instituted, heard by the court, and treated by the parties as a proceeding in equity to require an accounting of sales made by defendant to customers alleged to have been procured by the plaintiff, and to recover judgment for the amount of commissions found to be due the plaintiff on said sales pursuant to the terms and conditions of a written contract attached to the petition.

The petition alleged the corporate capacity of defendant, and for cause of action stated that plaintiff and defendant entered into a contract of employment in writing on or about the 4th day of July, 1935,…