Smith v. Smith

The plaintiff, who is the son of the defendants, brought this action for the purpose of recovering the sum of five thousand six hundred dollars, alleged to have been turned over by him in small amounts from time to time during the period of his minority and for a period of time thereafter to the defendants.

The complaint alleges that, ‘-‘in the year 1906, the plaintiff . . . and the defendants . . . entered into an agreement wherein it was agreed between them that the plaintiff should engage in various occupations and that the wages' and salary earned by him should be turned over to the defendants and should be by said defendants invested in the name of said defendants and said sums of money and the income therefrom should be safely kept and preserved by said defendants and all of said sums should be upon demand of the said plaintiff turned over to said plaintiff; that pursuant to said agreement said plaintiff engaged in various occupations, beginning with the year 1906, and continued in said occupations till the year 1913; that during-said time all of the moneys earned by said plaintiff were turned over to said defendants; that pursuant to said agreement said defendants received…