Chehock v. Independent School District

A petition was filed by the plaintiff-appellant, wherein he attempted to state a cause of action against the defendant-appellee. According to that pleading, the appellant, on March 31, 1925, was employed by the appellee as superintendent of schools for the Independent School District of Marion. This employment, evidenced by a written contract, was for a period of two years, commencing August 24, 1925. Compensation for those services, under the agreement aforesaid, was to be $3,200 per year. Thereafter, on May 6, 1926, the appellee, through its board of directors, preferred charges against the…