Baylor University v. Carlander

YOUNG, Justice.

The suit of appellee architect was for compensation allegedly due under a written contract of employment of date March 10, 1949; the trial court rendering judgment upon jury issues in his favor and against defendant Baylor University for $92,657.42, inclusive of interest to March 25, 1957, attorney’s fees and travel ex penses, after allowance for credits. The recovery was based upon 4}4 percent of the “lowest bona fide bid” ($1,511,194, Lump Sum), as well as the usual reasonable and customary compensation for furnishing completed plans and specifications in accordance with…