Fitts
Fitts v. Mission Health & Beauty Shop
Opinion
lead Opinion
Craig, J.
In this action the plaintiff brought suit upon seven alleged causes of action. She was made defendant in a cross-complaint. The court rendered judgment in her favor on all except the last count of the complaint and gave her judgment on the issue tendered by the cross-complaint. The appeal is taken from the whole judgment but appellant only urges a reversal of that part of the judgment which was rendered by the court against her on the seventh cause of action alleged in the complaint.
A written agreement was entered into between Stephen Innes, party of the first part, and Lela May Fitts and Isola Vassar, parties of the second part. This writing was dated February 24, 1920, and by its terms it was provided that it should last for a period of two years. In a general way the party of the first part was to finance and manage the beauty shop whose conduct was contemplated, and the parties of the second part were to supply their expert services in connection with the same. The memoranda of agreement is a long one and we will only set forth excerpts therefrom which are necessary to be construed.
After the stipulation to the effect that the contract shall endure for a period of two…