Lawton v. Contract Purchase Corp.

The Continental Credit Corporation during 1937 was engaged in the business of financing the sale of automobiles, with principal offices in Jackson, Michigan, and branch offices in various other cities. Plaintiff, who had had considerable experience in the automobile finance business before starting to work for the above corporation, seeks damages in this suit for the breach of an alleged contract of employment with the' corporation for a one-year term and for the sale of corporate stock. The negotiations which he claims resulted in the alleged agreement were carried on principally with R. 0.…