Highfield v. Lang
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
GARRARD, Presiding Judge.
Appellant Highfield was employed by Orbit Postal Systems, Inc. (OPS) from January to March, 1972 as market manager and a trainer and manager of sales personnel. He was paid on a commission basis and received eight or nine commission checks from OPS. The last three checks were dishonored for insufficient funds, and High-field brought this action seeking to enforce personal liability against appellee Lang, one of two signators on each of the checks. 1 The trial court, after hearing the evidence, found for the defendant Lang.
Highfield first contends that Lang was…
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