Elliott-Greer Office Supply Co. v. Martin

Appellee sued appellant for the breach of a contract, alleging, in substance and effect, that he was employed on the 20th day of October, 1930, for one year, to serve defendant as a salesman for office supplies in the Lubbock territory, for which appellant was to pay him an agreed commission and advance him $65 per week to be charged against his commissions.

This contract was in writing and contained the following stipulations:

"The salesman shall receive no commission on sales that are not paid for by the customer.

"The Company shall furnish the sales man an automobile in which to travel; the…