Roze v. Architectural Building Products, Inc.

Like many other businessmen, the officers of the defendant did not reduce the terms of the profit-sharing plan to writing. There was no legal requirement that the terms of the plan and agreement with the plaintiff in connection therewith had to be in writing. However, as often happens in such cases, there was a dispute between the parties as to the terms of the plan and of the agreement entered into. Under such circumstances it is necessary that such conflicts be resolved by some trier of facts, either a jury or a court.

Although the terms were in dispute, the purpose of the plan was not. The…