Cepull v. Borland

Bauee, J.,

Plaintiffs in each of these actions complain in indebitatus assumpsit against the estate of S. Raymond King. Plaintiff, Edythe Cepull, claims:

“On or about the 11th day of April, 1942, the plaintiff entered into an oral agreement with S. Raymond King, deceased; under the terms of the agreement the *528plaintiff was to act as farm manager for Mr. King, performing the following duties . .; and “the agreed compensation of $7.50 per week was a fair and reasonable price . . .”.

Plaintiff Hazel Walters claims:

“During the month of April 1948 at the request of S. Raymond King, and for a promised…