Fetterhoff v. Paul

Citations

• 73 Ill. 173

Syllabus

<p>1. Implied promise—;facts on which it is claimed must be established. Where a legal liability from one to another is claimed and sought to be enforced, the facts establishing such liability, and out of which it arises, must be established.</p> <p>2. Wages—when liability to pay is not implied. Where two men, without families, operate a farm in partnership, and the parents of one of them live with and keep house for them, doing such work as the)' please, having their living out of the products of the farm, raising poultry, selling butter and eggs, and taking boarders, for all which they receive the proceeds, there is no implied obligation on the owners of the farm to pay them wages.</p>