Helena Cotton Oil Co. v. Harrington

Appellee brought suit against appellant, a domestic corporation, for breach of contract. He alleged in his complaint that on May 31, 1920, he was employed under a written contract of employment to purchase cotton seed for the period of three years from August 1,1920, at a monthly salary of $150 and traveling .expenses, all to be paid monthly. After entering into said agreement, appellee began the performance of his duties, and continued in the performance thereof until November 1, 1922, at which time appellant, breached the contract by wrongfully discharging appellee, and that appellee was…