New York Court of Appeals

Theron C. Crawford, Respondent v. the Mail and Express Publishing Company, Appellant

June 12, 1900163 N.Y. 404

Summary

The New York Court of Appeals reversed the judgment, holding that the motion to dismiss should have been granted because the contract allowed termination only upon actual dissatisfaction with the plaintiff's services. The Court ordered a new trial and costs. Justice Vann dissented, arguing the jury's finding of dissatisfaction should stand.