Accidental Oil Mills v. Tomlinson

Appellee sued appellant, Accidental Oil Mills, a corporation, to recover $1,944.40, alleged to be the balance due on bis annual salary as general manager of appellant for the year beginning July 20, 1926, and on a trial to the court without a jury recovered judgment for that amount. This appeal is based upon the sole proposition that the evidence does not support the judgment. We do not sustain the contention.

The evidence shows that J. D. Sugg incorporated appellant, became its president, and owned all its stock save two shares. On July 20, 1919, he employed appellee as general manager of the…