That was a matter which concerned the firm of Sapt, Lid, the plaintiff claimed, but the commission should be given to the plaintiff in all cases. The plaintiff stated that if any firm is an agent's client the agent has the tight to get all commissions which will occur from business placed with that firm. If any company has several offices and the agent of one office has a certain client, this agent has the right to get all commissions, whether the business is placed in his office or in another office, according to the plaintiff.
As he did not know what his commissions amounted to the plaintiff claimed a minimum of US$100 and requested that the books of all offices of the defendant be examined by an accountant, Possibly through ignorance of U.S. Court procedure, the plaintiff refused to testify and the cuse was dismissed, without prejudice, upon a motion of the attorney for the plaintiff.
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