Cohen v. Bartgis Brothers Company

oral agreement for commissions on sales to customers produced either through himself or defendant on reorders | open ended obligations to pay that endured after termination of agreement fell within the statute of frauds | “oral contract whereby the defendant agreed to pay commissions ‘upon all orders placed by [client], at any time, whether or not plaintiff was in defendant’s employ at the time of the placing of such orders’ ” was invalid under the Statute of Frauds (quoting agreement) | obligation to pay commissions outlasting plaintiffs employment with defendant