McLean v. Commercial Motors Co.

Citations

• 113 Wash. 658
• 194 P. 792
• 1921 Wash. LEXIS 567

Syllabus

<p>Conteacts (181-1) — Amount on Agbeed Commissions — Instructions. In an action to recover commissions on automobile sales, the jury was properly instructed that plaintiff was entitled to recover the commission fixed by the written contract upon all sales that were accepted, unless he agreed to take a less commission.</p> <p>Same. Where the evidence showed that plaintiff was entitled to $422.40 as commissions, unless he agreed to accept a less sum of one per cent, which was tendered, it is not an invasion of the province of the jury to so instruct, authorizing a verdict either for the one sum or the other as the jury might find.</p>