Clark Mutual Life Insurance v. Lewis

— This is an action brought by George C. Lewis, the appellee, for damages sustained as a result of the alleged breach of an express contract for employment executed by the appellee and Clark Mutual Life Insurance Company, appellant.

The relevant facts of this case as found in the transcript of the record and most favorable to the appellee as shown by the evidence are that the appellee agreed to perform personal services for the appellant, and that the parties entered into the following contract pursuant to such agreement.

“Employment Contract

Know All Men By These Presents, that the Clark Mutual…