Wright v. Turner

JUDGE CRENSHAW.

delivered the opinion of the Court.

This was an appeal from a magistrate’s judgement. In the Circuit Court, as appears by the bill of exceptions,

Wright the plaintifF, proved that under a contract to serve the defendant three months, at §10 a month, he had served defendant about one month and eight days, and then against defendant’s consent, left his service; that when he left defendant’s service, he offered to give him a due bill for his wages for the time he had served. The Circuit Court gave judgement for the defendant. And Wright now assigns this as error.

The contract was…