Independent Five & Ten Cent Stores v. Earles
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Laporte Circuit Court; James F. Gallaher, Judge. Action by Fred E. Earles against the Independent Five and Ten Cent Stores of New York. From a judgment for-plaintiff, the defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtCaldwell, J.
Appellant was the owner and proprietor of a number of stores, including one located at South Bend, all of which were under the supervision of appellant’s New York office. Appellee brought this action to recover compensation for his services as manager of the South Bend store, from April 1, 1909, to February 7, 1911. The first, second and fourth paragraphs of complaint declare on a written contract. The third paragraph is based on the quantum meruit. By the first and fourth paragraphs, appellee seeks recovery for 1910; by the second, for 1909, after April 1, and by the third paragraph for the…
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