Carrington v. W. A. Soefker & Son, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
NEARN, Judge.
Appellant James Carrington, d/b/a Car-rington Construction Company, entered into a contract with appellee, W. A. Soefker & Son, Inc., in which Carrington became a sub-contractor to perform sewer installation work on the Federal Youth Center Project at Memphis. Soefker had contracted with the Federal government to perform a major portion of the underground plumbing and electrical installation on the project. Car-rington began working on the project July 16, 1975. On July 28, 1975, Soefker sent a letter to Carrington stating that Soefker considered Carrington to be behind schedule…
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