Stewart-Mcghee Const. Co. v. Caddo Parish School Board

On February 11,1924, plaintiffs contracted to construct a high school for defendant for the total price of $772,133.60, and to deliver the same on February 7, 1925, “no allowance to be made for bad weather,”

Adding $5,269.88 for extras, and deducting $3,308.74 foi' certain allowances, about which there is no dispute, the net contract price amounted to $774,094.74, on account of which plaintiffs have received $753,607.83, leaving a balance due them on the contract price of $20,486.91, which they claim in this suit, and over which there is no controversy.

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In addition to the balance aforesaid,…