Poland v. Hollander
New York Supreme Court
Demubbers by the defendant Arthur Schuler to three separate causes of action set forth in an amended complaint, the demurrer in each case being upon'the ground of failure to set forth facts sufficient to constitute a 'cause of action.
1Opinion of the Court
Giegerich, J".
The first cause of action, so far as it is necessary to quote therefrom, claims the amount of $4,173.00 for commissions alleged to be due “ by reason of the fact that the defendants employed the plaintiffs as their agent at the agreed rate of one per cent, commission upon the proceeds of goods shipped to or sold hy the plaintiffs as §uch agent-, and that the said goods were so shipped to and sold hy the said plaintiffs, and that the said amount has been duly demanded, and that no part thereof has been duly paid.” It should he noted that, according to the plaintiffs’ own…
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