Canadian Industrial Alcohol Co. v. Nelson

This case involved an action of assumpsit by James R. Nelson and Joseph Ernest Richards, the plaintiffs below, for the recovery of a commission alleged to be. due them from the Canadian Industrial Alcohol Company, Ltd., the defendant below, for procuring, at the request of that corporation, a purchaser for a large quantity of whiskey belonging to it and stored in Canada.

Nelson and Richards in the court below declared on the common counts, including work and labor done, at the request of the defendant company; and the amended bill of particulars attached thereto was as follows:

“Canadian…