O'Connor v. March Automatic Irrigation Co.
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtNorth, J.
The plaintiff in this case was employed by the defendant, a Michigan corporation, as a sales agent. Plaintiff’s services as such were first rendered as a subagent in the State of Texas, beginning February 5th or 6th, 1925, and extending over a period of about three months. Thereafter, from May 4, 1925, until April 1, 1926, he was engaged as one of defendant’s sales agents in the State of Ohio. He brought this suit to recover from the defendant compensation which he claims he earned while so employed. The defendant asserted the plaintiff had been paid in full, and further, that, because of…
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