EDUCATIONAL ENTERPRISES, INC. v. Greening
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
NEBEKER, Associate Judge.
This appeal presents the question whether under the statute of frauds 1 parol evidence was properly used to interpret an informal memorandum written and signed by an employer some nine months after an oral promise to pay the employee a certain annual salary. A jury returned a verdict for appellee-employee manifesting a finding that appellant had agreed to pay the employee $25,000 for services during 1960, and that the memorandum served to memorialize the agreement.
In 1959, Mr. Leonard Melley, president of appellant corporation, went to appellee, a former' employee,…
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