Goldenberg v. Village of Capitan

COMPTON, Justice.

This is a suit for damages for breach of contract.

Appellee, Charles N. Goldenberg, alleges in his complaint that on October 9, 1941, he was employed by appellant as its agent to negotiate the purchasing and financing of a power and light plant; that in connection therewith he was also employed as a consulting engineer, with offices in Santa Fe, New Mexico, for a period of three years from and after the purchase of the plant at an annual compensation of fifteen hundred dollars. The contract was in writing, the pertinent provisions of which, read:

“It is further understood and…