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- Title: Cramer v. Deschler Broom Factory
- Author : Supreme Court of Montana
- Release Date : January 21, 1927
- Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 61 KB
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Master and Servant ? Salesmen ? Commissions ? When Salesman Entitled to Compensation ? Trial ? Instructions ? Law of Case ? Appeal ? Harmless Error. Pleading ? Complaint ? Whatever Reasonably to be Inferred from Allegations is to be Treated as Averred Directly. 1. Under the rule established by the Codes, requiring liberal construction of pleading with a view to substantial justice between litigants, - Page 221 whatever is necessarily implied by allegations directly made in a complaint, or is reasonably to be inferred therefrom, is to be treated as averred directly. Master and Servant ? Salesman Entitled to Commissions Regardless of Misconduct, When. 2. The severing of an agents connection with his principal is not good cause for the latters refusal to pay for services performed and completed by the former during his term of employment, even though the employment was terminated by the principal for misconduct in other matters. Same ? Commissions ? Interest ? Appeal ? Instructions not Objected to ? Law of Case. 3. In the absence of objection by defendant to an instruction that the jury might in their discretion award plaintiff interest on commissions on sales made by him, from a certain date, the instruction became the law of the case, whether right or wrong, and defendant thereafter could not question the correctness of the judgment based upon the verdict rendered in conformity with the instruction. Trial ? Giving Instruction on Issue Withdrawn from Jury ? Appeal ? Harmless Error. 4. The giving of an instruction upon an issue withdrawn from the jurys consideration could not have misled the jury in arriving at their verdict, and, though inappropriate, was harmless error, it not having affected the substantial rights of the parties.