Dube v. Simard

The defendant, who is the proprietor of the Simard Bakery in the city of Lewiston, by a written contract under seal *370dated December 2, 1922, hired the plaintiff as a baker for the term of two years at wages of sixty-five dollars per week. January 23, 1924, the plaintiff was discharged without cause and brings this action of covenant broken. The defendant pleads and in argument contends that the original contract of employment was terminated because of its abandonment by the plaintiff on December 10, 1922, and that at the time of his discharge, the plaintiff was working under a new and…