. There is evidence in the case from which a jury might find either that there was or was not a contract to work for a specific time, and the finding of the court below on the fact cannot be disturbed.
Order affirmed.
22 Minn. 531
Jacob Altman vs. Peterson Graham.
April 10, 1876.
The evidence in this case held sufficient to sustain the finding.
Appeal by defendant from an order of the municipal court of the city of Minneapolis, refusing a new trial. The action was for services rendered, and the defence, that they were rendered under a contract by which plaintiff agreed to *532work for defendant during the whole summer, and that plaintiff, without cause, quitted the defendant’s service on June 24.
John W. Arctander, for appellant.
Gove & Hides, for respondent.
Altman v. Graham
22 Minn. 531
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