Wray v. Tilden Saw Co.

(after stating the facts). The contract of the parties was terminable at the will of *466either. Plaintiff was performing it when performance was interrupted. He was paid for all services rendered. He seeks in this action to recover his contract salary, as salary, for an indefinite period, during which he performed no service. His theory is that the interruption was without defendant’s fault or his fault, and effected no change in the relation of the contracting parties. According to this theory the contract is still in force and the salary running on, since it does not appear that the directors…