Evans v. Henson

(After stating the above facts.) The contention of the plaintiff in error, that the pleadings and the evidence demanded a finding in his favor, and that the judge therefore erred in overruling the general grounds of the motion for a new trial, is without merit. The plaintiff contends that, since-the defendant admitted the execution of the written contract and it was undisputed that the plaintiff had sold the amount of sweetened condensed milk alleged in the petition, a finding in his favor was demanded, where it also appeared that he had received a commission, of only three percent on these…