O'Callaghan & Fedden, Inc. v. Conlin

Plaintiff sued to recover advances made to the defendant who had been its salesman, such advances having been made over a period of some seven years.

Defendant entered plaintiff’s employ sometime in 1915 or 1916, his arrangement at that time being a salary or drawing account of $12.50 a week and two and two-thirds per cent commission. In about March, 1919, the arrangement was changed to four per cent. From that time on “ he was allowed to draw what he needed,” an average of from $50 to $60 a week. He voluntarily left plaintiff’s employ on November 8, 1922. For four months prior to that *529time he…