Rutherford v. Kahler

Appellee, who is a building contractor, entered into a written contract on May 15, .1925, with appellant, whereby he agreed to erect for her a two-story brick building for the sum of $12,671. The contract contained the usual provisions found in the ordinary building contract, and required the contractor to complete the building in' a hundred and twenty days. The building was finally completed and accepted on December 12,1925, and appellee brought this suit to recover the balance which he alleged was due him.

The contract named a supervising architect, and gave him authority, as agent for the…