Herron v. Spencer

This action was commenced by Harold Spencer against L. G. Herron, d/b/a Herron Industries, to recover for services rendered over a period of six months. It was alleged that in May, 1944, L. G. Herron employed Harold Spencer to render services in the operation of a sawmill, timber lands, and post business. It was agreed that Spencer was to receive $200 per month and 5 per cent of the profit made during the time he was employed, before deducting income taxes. It was agreed that either party might terminate the agreement at the end of six months from June 1, 1944. The $200 per month was paid. L.…