Fryer v. New York Brokerage Co.
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Cerro Gordo District Court. — IIon. J. F. Clyde, Judge. Suit in equity for an accounting of an alleged partnership and for the recovery of money had and received, and for the value of alleged services. The answer contained a general denial and a counterclaim for money loaned. There was a decree for the plaintiff for $1,247. Defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, J.
The New York Brokerage Company is a mere name under which the defendant, M. L. Urdangen, does business. Urdangen will therefore be referred to herein as the sole defendant. The plaintiff alleged in his petition that on or about January 26, 1909, he delivered to the defendant $1,400, which was to be returned by the defendant upon thirty days’ notice. He also alleged that he worked for the defendant for two and one-half months in his store at Mason Oity, at an agreed wage of $100 per month. He further alleged that, as a part of the same agreement with defendant, they mutually agreed to engage…
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