Horizon Corporation v. Weinberg

How courts have described this case

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• Absent special circumstances, employment at a specified sum per week, month, or year only creates an indefinite, not a specific, term of employment.
• “[A] hiring at a specified sum per week, month or year, is, in the absence of special circumstances, no more than an indefinite hiring.”
• “an employment contract which provides for an annual rate of compensation, but makes no provision as to the duration of the employment, is not a contract for one year, but is terminable at will by either party.”
• “an employment contract which provides for an annual rate of compensation, but makes no provision as to the duration of the employment, is not a contract for one year, but is terminable at will by either party.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).