Sinclair Refining Company v. Fuller

The appellee, Homer Fuller, was in the employ of the appellant as a commission agent in the Hope, Arkansas, territory from November 10, 1930, until April 7, 1931. During that time he operated under two contracts, but they were identical except as to the amount of commissions. Under the contracts he was required to receive, care for and sell g’as, oils, lubricants and other products for appellant. He was not to extend credit to any customers without permission in writing from appellant. It was also his duty to assist in collecting the accounts in his territory, and to make reports daily or as…