Darden v. CAPITOL CAB COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC.

CAYTON, Acting Judge.

In this suit for an unpaid balance of attorney’s fees the question is whether the trial court was right in ruling for defendant at the conclusion of plaintiff’s evidence.

Plaintiff claimed that in July 1956 defendant, an incorporated cab association; employed him as its attorney at an agreed monthly fee of $350, and that though he performed the agreed services for some 20 months, he was paid only $300 per month. His testimony, supported in large part by officers of defendant corporation whom he called to the stand, was that he had first sought to have the monthly fee fixed…