Slonsky v. Hunter

KRUCKER, Chief Judge.

On September 9, 1967, the plaintiff-ap-pellee, Richard M. Hunter, dba Hunter Construction Company, entered into a contract with the defendants for remodeling work. The plans, as drawn by Hunter, were based upon measurements by an employee of Hunter, James Williams. After construction was completed and the defendants had made substantial payment of the contract price, leaving a balance of $3,034, the bedroom, family room and kitchen were all found to vary by at least one foot from the measurements specified in the plans. In addition, the linen closet, which on the plans…