Blue Dolphin Pools of the Tri-Cities, Inc. v. Johnson
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
HOLMES, Judge.
The plaintiff sued the defendant for breach of a contract in failing to construct a swimming pool in a “workmanlike” manner. After an ore tenus hearing, the trial court rendered a judgment for $750 in favor of the plaintiff.
The defendant appeals, contending the evidence fails to support the conclusion by the trial court that the swimming pool was constructed in an “unworkmanlike” manner. Additionally, the defendant argues in brief that there is insufficient evidence as to the amount of damages. We disagree with defendant’s contention and affirm.
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