Paul v. Harold Davis, Inc.

THOMAS, J.:

Although three questions have been propounded by appellant in the final analysis only the general one need be answered, i.e., whether interpleader is appropriate under the circumstances we shall now briefly relate.

The appellee corporation was a real estate broker employing as salesman appellant, who was given the title of “sales manager” but who did not by virtue thereof receive any extra compensation, and Appellee Ward. Each was paid sixty per cent of commissions on sales negotiated by him, forty per cent going to the employer. There was a rule in the organization, promulgated by…