Dolan v. Revol

This is a suit for commissions on sales of automobiles.

Plaintiff alleged that' he was 'employed by the defendant as a salesman of automobiles by a written contract for a compensation of five per cent on all sales made by plaintiff.

I. That on November 30, 1926, pláintiff sold to Geddes and Moss an automobile hearse for $5500 for which he is entitled to a commission of $275 less freight, leaving a balance due of $264.34.

II. That on July 10, 1926, he sold to Harding an automobile for $2250 upon which he is entitled to a commission of $112.50, upon which he accepted a reduction of $25 on the…