Lundeen v. Cozy Cab Manufacturing Company
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
Frank T. Gallagher, Justice.
Appeal from an order denying defendant a new trial in this action to recover commissions.
Plaintiff, Clarence Lundeen, began work in May 1963 as a salesman for defendant, Cozy Cab Manufacturing Company, a supplier of cabs for farm tractors. Plaintiff initially was paid $50 for each cab he personally sold. In November 1964 plaintiff and LaVon Grotto, president of Cozy Cab, entered into a written contract which provided that plaintiff was to be paid $25 for each cab sold to his established dealers if plaintiff had called on the dealer during the 90 days preceding the…
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