Carrilon v. Thornton

Prior to October 10, 1947, appellant was engaged in the sale of office supplies and stationery. By a written contract signed by both parties hereto on that date he sold his entire stock of merchandise to appellee for a consideration of $3,598.85, of which $2,068.60 has been paid, leaving' a balance due of $1,527.25. The merchandise was moved to appellee’s place of business and appellant began traveling as a salesman for appellee on a commission basis and worked in- that capacity for a few months. About a year after termination of his employment appellant filed a bill in chancery seeking a…