Browning v. Simons
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Huntington Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtWiley, J.
Appellants sued appellees, William Simons and Josiah H. Simons, for an alleged breach of a written contract. The substance of the contract, which is made a part of the complaint, is that appellants employed appellees as agents to sell by subscription certain books, published by appellants; that said agency was for a term of one year; that appellees were to order and sell during the year 600 copies of *46a book “known as the Illustrated New Testament, with notes;” that they were to pay cash for the books as ordered; that they were to have the books at fifty per cent, of the regular subscription…
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