Hinkle v. Town of Franklin
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Hatcher, Judge :
The town of Franklin, one of the respondents, employed Paul R. Hinkle, the petitioner, to prepare plans for, and to supervise the construction of, a proposed waterworks system. He was to be paid eight per cent of the final cost of- the construction. The town had no funds for this project and it was financed to the extent of $49,-815.00 by the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works, of which M. L. O’Neale, another respondent, is acting State Director for West Virginia. The federal aid was not furnished as a lump sum, but as the sum total of several allotments based on…
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