Eddie Parker Interests, Inc. v. Booth
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Birdsong, Judge.
George Booth was employed by Eddie Parker Sales as a sales representative for “gift” items of merchandise traditionally sold by gift shops, florists, card shops and the like. Booth was the sales representative for the geographical area of Georgia north of a line from Savannah to Columbus, excluding the Atlanta metropolitan area. Though the evidence was disputed, the jury was warranted in believing that Booth would contact a retail customer and if a sale occurred, enter an order for the quantity of gift merchandise desired. A multiple copy order form was utilized ordering…
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