Cavalier v. Weinstein
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CAYTON, Chief Judge..-
In this case Abe Weinstein sued Wolf Cavalier for breach of a contract of employment. His claim was that on September 13, 1948 defendant employed him as a furrier for a period of one year at an agreed salary of $125 per week. He charged that he entered and -continued upon his employment ■ until February 7, 1949 when defendant refused to accept his services. Trial was by jury and resulted in a verdict for plaintiff for $2044, which, represented the amount of plaintiff’s claim less certain deductions for salary he had earned elsewhere during the period involved. By…
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