Morris v. Bradley

Plaintiff seeks to recover damages from the defendant for alleged misconduct in the performance of his duties as plaintiff’s agent in the sale of a certain second-hand threshing rig. The complaint is very lengthy and inartistically drawn, but in brief it alleges that on August 23, 1901, plaintiff, being the owner of such rig, entered into a contract with defendant by the terms of which the latter was authorized to sell said second-hand outfit and to receive as his commission therefor all he could get above $1,000. It was stipulated that the security to be taken for the purchase price was to…