Harrison School Township v. McGregor

In this case the appellee, McGregor, sued the appellant-in a complaint of five paragi’aphs. Each paragraph counted upon a separate written agreement by and between the appellant’s trustee and the appellee. The five agreements were of different dates, but in each of them the appellee, a licensed school teacher, undertook and agreed to teach a certain school, in Harrison school township, during a certain term of time and for a certain compensation, which compensation the appellant’s trustee thereby undertook and agreed to pay the appellee, at the close of such term. In each paragraph of his…