Didado v. Lamson & Sessions Co.

Cacioppo, Judge.

In 1982, the appellees, John Didado et al., installed an energy management system in the factory of the appellant, Lamson & Sessions Company, pursuant to a written agreement. The agreement provided that the parties would equally split the savings brought about by the system. In 1985, the agreement was modified so that the appellees would be paid a flat rate of $2,000 per month.

In 1989, the appellant fell behind in the aforementioned monthly payments, resulting in the appellees’ efforts to regain possession of the system. When these efforts failed, the appellee filed a…