Michigan Supreme Court· 4/14/1958

Reed v. Kurdziel

Citations

89 N.W.2d 479
352 Mich. 287
1958 Mich. LEXIS 443

How courts have described this case

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noting that an agent’s right to recover commissions depends upon the contract between the agent and the company
noting that an agent’s right to recover commissions depends upon the contract between the agent and the company
validating life-of-the-part agreements, where there is evidence from which the trial court could conclude that the oral agreement between the parties did not have a time limitation, and the plaintiff was to receive commissions on original sales as well as reorders
“The relationship between agent or broker and principal [is] a contractual one ....”
“In Michigan, as well as in most jurisdictions, the agent is entitled to recover his commission whether or not be has personally concluded and completed the sale, it being sufficient if his efforts were the procuring cause of the sale.”
“In Michigan, as well as in most jurisdictions, the agent is entitled to recover his commission whether or not be has personally concluded and completed the sale, it being sufficient if his efforts were the procuring cause of the sale.”

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Judges: Kavanagh, Dethmers, Carr, Kelly, Smith, Black

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