QUILLIAN, Judge.
1. The basis of the motion notwithstanding the verdict was that the contract sued upon was too vague, uncertain and indefinite to be enforceable.
The defendant first contends that the contract was indefinite as to what services were intended to be performed by the plaintiff. While the contract may have been too indefinite in regard to the intent of the parties as to the character of services the plaintiff was to render, there was evidence...
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