Masset v. Baldwin Piano Co.

LAND, Justice.

Defendant company is an Ohio corporation, with its main offices in the city of Cincinnati.

On or about May 10, 1929, plaintiff entered into a written contract with defendant at Baton Rouge, La., where the company, at the time, maintained an office, whereby he agreed to act as its agent and to sell its pianos and other musical instruments.

Plaintiff alleges that, under the terms of the contract, he was to receive a commission on sales made, being the difference between the price at which each instrument was billed to him and the price at which he sold same.

Plaintiff further alleges…