Central Clay Drainage District v. Hunter

From June 5, 1911, to 1923, appellee, Judge L. Hunter, was in the employ of appellant as its attorney on an annual retainer of $200 and expenses, and, in the event the business of appellant should take him outside Clay County, he was to receive additional compensation for his services. This agreement was entered into between, the parties June 5, 1911, but was not so expressed in the minutes of appellant until the meeting of the .board of directors of appellant on'June 2, 1913, where the following appears:

“C. M. B. Cox called attention to the fact that the minutes of the meeting of June 5,…