Cramer v. Deschler Broom Factory

Appeal from judgment in favor of plaintiff. The complaint filed herein alleges that in October, 1923, plaintiff was employed by defendant, a foreign corporation, to act as its salesman in Montana on commission of eight per cent of the gross sales made; that up to February, 1924, he made sales totaling $12,-191.86, entitling him to commissions amounting to $975.35. It is then alleged that “some of the orders” were to be, and were, delivered between the date thereof and July 1, 1924, on which date the total of the commissions became due and payable; that no part thereof has been paid except the…