Johnson v. New Orleans Electric Engineering

McCALEB, Judge.

This suit was instituted by Bonnie E. Johnson to recover the sum of $462, the alleged balance due on commissions earned by him, from New Orleans Electric Engineering, a commercial copartnership, composed of N. L. Maxwell and Dan J. Duvoison, engaged in the business of selling Diesel engines. Plaintiff avers that a short time before August 17, 1934, he was employed by the defendant to furnish it with prospective purchasers for Diesel engines and, in consideration of the services to be performed, the defendant agreed to pay him a commission of 5 per cent, on the amount of any…