G.C.I., Inc. v. Haught

LEHMAN, Chief Justice.

After litigation over the construction of appellee Haught's home, the homebuilder, appellant G.C.L, Inc., and Haught entered into a settlement agreement by which G.C.L, Inc. agreed to make certain repairs. When G.C.I., Inc. failed to make the repairs, Haught filed suit, alleging breach of the settlement agreement. After a bench trial, the district court found that G.C.L., Inc. had breached the settlement agreement by failing to make the repairs in a reasonable time and awarded Haught damages. We affirm.

ISSUES

G.C.L., Inc. presents three issues for our review:

I. Because no…