Whitt v. McConnell
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
This appeal concerns an action based upon an allegedly written contract of employment. The trial Court, sitting without a jury, found that Appellants-Defendants, James H. Whitt and Whitt Contractors, Inc., were liable for money due under the contract in the sum of $18,365. We affirm.
It is undisputed that under an employment contract Adron McConnell, Plaintiff-Appellee, began work for Whitt (and later Whitt Contractors) in February or March, 1972. He worked as a construction superintendent for Appellants until April 15, 1976, at which time the work "ran out." Originally, McConnell was paid…
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