Shearer v. Snyder

This litigation arose out of a dispute between plaintiff in error Shearer and his brother-in-law, Snyder, who is defendant in error, concerning a contract for services to be rendered by Shearer, which contract was executed Decerfiber 8, 1928. Suit was for $25,800 alleged to be due for salary earned. At the conclusion of Shearer’s testimony — he being the only witness — Snyder moved for a nonsuit, “for the reason that there is no evidence to support the claim and it appears conclusively from the evidence here that each and every part thereof has long since been barred by the statute of…