San Antonio Cotton Mills v. De Latte

Appellee sued appellant to recover $375 alleged to be due him for commissions for the sale of cotton seed. The cause was submitted to a jury on special issues, and, on the answers thereto, judgment was rendered in favor of appellee for $375.

In response to the three issues, the jury found that appellant and appellee agreed that the latter should have the exclusive agency for the sale of cotton seed in certain counties, that appellant agreed to pay appellee a commission on each car of cotton seed sold by him in those counties, and that appellee was the procuring cause of the sale of a carload…