Reeves v. Harris

The complaint here contains two claims, the first a cause of action for interpretation of an ambiguous clause in a contract for the sale of appellant’s partnership interest in an insurance agency, it being asserted that in computing the sum due plaintiff under the sales contract the amounts owed by him for premiums on personal insurance written by the agency had been improperly deducted from the agency’s accounts receivable; the second a cause alleging a credit due plaintiff by reason of an accountant’s error at the time plaintiff purchased his interest in the business.

Defendant filed motion…