People's Mercantile Co. v. Farmers' Cotton Finance Corp.
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
HUDSPETH, Justice.
Appellee brought suit to recover from appellant $2,500 alleged to be due appellee in commissions for the procurement of certain cotton contracts for appellant. From a judgment for appellee in the sum of $2,375, appellant appeals.
The original complaint filed in the action alleged:
T¿at the defendant was engaged in the business of financing cotton farmers in the Pecos Valley and in contracting, purchasing, selling, and otherwise dealing in cotton. That the plaintiff was engaged in the general business of furnishing goods and merchandise to farmers, particularly on the-Harroun…
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