Miller v. Brown

Stanley J. Brown, a builder, contracted to build a house for D. R. Miller, at a fixed price, plus extras. After the house was constructed it cost considerably more than the contract price. The parties disagreed over what items should be listed as extras. Miller paid most of the bills and brought this action against Brown to recover $9,416.78, that being the amount that Miller claims that the price of the house exceeded the contract price. Brown answered and cross-complained for $1,698.58, the amount he claimed was still due him. The trial court entered its judgment denying any relief to…