Jensen v. Perry

Citations

• 126 Pa. 495
• 17 A. 665
• 1889 Pa. LEXIS 905

Syllabus

<p>(a) Jenson employed Perry to sell proprietary tablets under a written contract to continue for many years, with the provision that “ said Jensen agrees to furnish said Perry with sufficient samples of said article, and printed matter in the nature! of advertisements relating thereto, as the same! may be called for by him, said Perry.”</p> <p>I. Under said contraed the employer was not bound to submit to an unreasonable and unconscionable demand for samples, and what was a reasonable quantity, if tbe parties could not agree about if, was a question of fact for tin! jury and not to be determined at the will of the agent alone.</p>