Mitchell Lulich Construction Co. v. Ballay

HALL, Judge.

Sometime in the year 1953 Mitchell Lu-lich entered into a verbal contract with the defendant, Mrs. Edith Ballay, whereby Lu-lich agreed to furnish the labor and materials and to construct an addition to a residence owned by Mrs. Ballay. The scope of the work included the construction of a large den, a kitchen, a bathroom, a porch, a carport, and a new cesspool. Lulich also agreed to re-tile and do a re-plumbing job in the old kitchen and old bathroom, and to paint the interior of the original structure as well as the addition. The only controversy between the parties as to the…