The plaintiff was awarded a judgment on its first cause of action for damages predicated upon an alleged breach of a written agreement, pursuant to which the plaintiff claimed that it was the exclusive distributor of the defendant's product. Even if we recognize the letter dated August 3, 1950 as a valid contract and interpret it in a light most favorable to the plaintiff, it would still be no more than an agreement of indefinite duration and, therefore, terminable at will...
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