Sharp v. Sharp

The plaintiff filed his complaint against the defendant to recover the sum of $867, alleged to be due him as a balance for work and labor performed for defendant between October 5, 1919, and July 17, 1920, at the rate of $35 per week. The complaint contained two counts, the first being upon an express contract and the second upon quantum meruit.

The defendant answered, admitting that plaintiff had rendered the services alleged, but claimed that the agreed wage was $60 per month, all of which had been paid, and also set up two counterclaims against the plaintiff, the first of which was for…