Morgan v. Goddard

Defendant company was the general contractor for erecting the Duffield school building for the board of education of Detroit, inclusive of heating, ventilating, plumbing and mechanical equipment, per plans and specifications prepared by McColl, Snyder & McLean, consulting engineers. A long list of general conditions accompanied the specifications, were a part thereof, and entered the contract. Paragraph 32 thereof provided:

“All materials neeessary to the construction of the building, delivered upon the premises, shall be held to be the property of the owner, and no such materials shall be…