Coulter v. Pomeroy

Appellant was the employer of respondent who, it is alleged in the complaint, engaged to work and devote his time exclusively to the sale of appellant’s new and used automobiles, automobile parts and accessories at thirty-five dollars a week. It is pleaded that respondent, in violation of the contract, failed to devote his time exclusively to appellant’s busi*52ness and without the latter’s knowledge, sold automobiles and accessories for himself, and it is asserted that he acted in a fiduciary capacity for appellant to whom he is asked to account and pay over the profits. The answer denies that…