Slater v. Detroit Graphite Co.

Action for salary for April, 1924.

Because of discouragement brought on by illness and business reasons, plaintiff had two conferences with one of defendant’s officers about his resignation, and finally wrote a formal resignation dated March thirty-first to take effect May first. This was answered by a friendly letter which accepted the resignation and said: “We will not call on you to return to the office or to represent this company from now on.” The result of these letters was that plaintiff was to have had his salary paid for the month of April but was relieved from active duty. On the…