Texas Co. v. Schram

BLAIR, Justice.

Appellee, O. H. Schram, sued appellant, the Texas Company, in the justice court for $146.22 as the commissions due on the sale of gasoline and petroleum products under his agency contract with appellant; and recovered judgment for $125. On appeal to the county court, appellee recovered judgment for $94.68; hence this appeal.

The litigation arose as follows:

Prior to May 13, 1931, appellee sold gasoline and petroleum products as the agent of appellant under an agency contract which provided that he would “personally pay the company on demand the sum due on any account opened by…