Massih v. Mulling

How courts have described this case

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• promise of 20 percent ownership interest in company unenforceable where parties had not agreed on when interest would be conveyed or how company was to be structured
• promise of 20 percent ownership interest in company unenforceable where parties had not agreed on when interest would be conveyed or how company was to be structured
• promise of 20 percent ownership interest in company unenforceable where parties had not agreed on when interest would be conveyed or how company was to be structured
• no enforceable contract to transfer 20 percent ownership of business to employee where details about the ownership, including when employee would receive ownership interest and how the business would be structured, were never resolved
• An employer’s alleged breach of an oral contract to transfer an ownership interest in the company to an employee would not support the employee’s claim for intentional infliction of emotional distress.
• defendant’s promise that plaintiff would have a 20 percent ownership in new corporation was unenforceable because details were never resolved, including how plaintiff would receive her ownership interest and how the corporation would be structured

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).