Defendant, from October, 1949, to December, 1951, was employed by plaintiffs as a salesman, his agreed compensation being 5% of his "net sales". He was, by the terms of the written employment agreement, to receive $200 per week as "an advance against earnings", to be applied against commissions earned. Any excess of advances over actual commissions earned was to be repaid by defendant to plaintiffs on...
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