Brown v. A, B, C Fence Co.
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, 2Tew York county. Motion by Edward D. Cundell to compel the receiver of the A, B, C Fence Company to pay him for his services to the company, made in an action by Christopher A. Brown against said company. The motion was denied, and Cundell appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtDaniels, J.
By the two affidavits made in support of the motion it appeared that the appellant had been employed to assist the general manager of the company in keeping its books, and to clean the office and show-room of the company, and assist in putting together, taking apart, and shipping the wire wicket fence and weaving machines, at the salary or wages of $40 a month, payable in four installments of $10 each, and that these services had been performed by the appellant until there became due to him therefor the sum of $325.97. In the affidavit of the president of the company, used to oppose the…
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