Racine v. Bender

The appellant, in 1909, opened offices in Seattle, where he has continuously since maintained a school of accounting as well as the business of a certified public accountant. In 1920, the respondent, who had previously thereto taken a course in appellant’s accounting school, accepted employment with him as a certified public accountant at a salary of approximately one hundred fifty dollars per month. The employment lasted five years. During that time he became the leader in Ms branch of the auditing work and Ms salary was increased to two hundred fifty dollars per month. At the time of…