Davidson v. Laughlin
Citations
- 6 Cal. Unrep. 865
- 68 P. 101
- 1902 Cal. LEXIS 893
Syllabus
<p>Work and Labor.—In an Action for Services Rendered in Supervising the construction of a building, evidence examined, and held not to show that plaintiff’s agreement to work for $60 per month prior to the completion of the building, and until the tenants began to pay rent, was conditioned on his permanent employment by defendant thereafter at $150 per month.</p> <p>Work and Labor—Agreement for Permanent Employment.— Under Civil Code, section 1999, providing that an employment having no specified term may be terminated at the will of either party on notice to the other, except where otherwise provided by law, an agreement to give a party “permanent” employment may be terminated at ■ any time.</p>
Judges: Dyke
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