Computer Maintenance Corp. v. Tilley
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Carley, Judge.
Appellant-plaintiff Horton was an employee, shareholder, officer, and director of Computer Maintenance Corporation (“CMC”). In conjunction with his relationship with CMC, Horton executed several documents. The first such document (the “May agreement”) provided: Horton would enter into the employ of CMC for a period of three years and would be made a director of the company. Horton would receive an annual salary of $36,000. If the corporation terminated his employment prior to its natural expiration, Horton would be entitled to receive all compensation to which he would have been…
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