Snyder v. Columbia Coat Co.

BYERS, District Judge.

Two motions are before the court in this case in which plaintiff asserts that the first named defendant is indebted to him for commissions earned while in its employ as a salesman in the clothing business.

His employer, Columbia Coat Company, is a Massachusetts corporation, while the plaintiff is a citizen of New York.

The second named defendant, Ted Brooks Clothing Co., Inc., is a New York corporation, and a customer of the defendant Columbia; the plaintiff avers *867that under his contract of employment he has earned commissions on sales made by Columbia to Brooks during the…