Jewel Tea Co. v. Watkins

Cunningham, P. J.,

rendered the opinoin of the court.

Plaintiff and defendant entered into' a contract whereby the latter became an employe of the former as a salesman. The plaintiff corporation was engaged in selling teas, coffees, and other culinary articles, from wagons driven by its employes over well established trade routes in this state. ' The sole question presented for our consideration is as to the validity of a certain paragraph in the written contract entered into by the parties, which reads as follows:

“Party of the second part (defendant in error and defendant below) further agrees…