filed against Dalton Properties in November, 1980, seeking general damages in excess of $10,000 for the loss of income over the five-month period which otherwise would have been received had Jones not been terminated from the project. Following a trial before the bench, judgment was entered in favor of Jones. The lower court specifically found that Jones had been "wrongfully terminated" from the project from February to August, 1980. As a result, the court awarded Jones $8,000 plus interest from February, 1980.
In the present appeal, Dalton Properties contends that damages for lost profits may not be recovered for the breach of a contract that is terminable at will or without cause. We agree.