Bradbury v. Helms

Citations

• 92 Ill. 35

Syllabus

<p>1. Contract—when implied, to pay for services. If services are performed for one at his instance and request, or are rendered under circumstances showing that he requested and accepted the same, in the absence of all proof of a contract under which such services were performed t.he law will imply a promise on his part to pay what the services were reasonably worth.</p> <p>2. Measure of damages—under special contract. If services are rendered under a special contract, and the compensation therein provided has- been received, the party performing the services can not recover anything further, no matter what such services were worth.</p>