It is alleged in defendant’s counterclaim, and there is evidence tending to show, that in January, 1891, defendant made an oral contract with one Glaspell, acting as plaintiffs’ agent, by which defendant acquired from plaintiffs the exclusive right to sell in certain territory in Iowa a brand of cigars known as the “Tom Moore,” manufactured by plaintiffs. In this contract it was contemplated and understood that defendant was to incur expense in introducing the cigar to the trade within the territory given to him, and it was agreed that plaintiffs should furnish such cigars of this brand as defendant
Hichhorn, Mack & Co. v. Bradley
117 Iowa 130 | Iowa | 1902
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