Thames Lumber Co. v. Cruise
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtBanks, J.
From the finding, which is not subject to any material correction, it appears that the defendant Cruise and Herbert Dayton entered into an oral agreement for the construction of a house by the latter upon' property owned by the former, and that on July 9th, 1930, the plaintiff commenced to furnish materials for the same which were charged on its books to “Herbert Dayton, Cruise job.” On or" about September 5th, 1930, the plaintiff, Cruise, Dayton and all other parties then in interest in the construction of the building, at the request of Cruise, entered into a new agreement in which Dayton,…
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