Sterling Electrical & Furniture Co. v. Mitchell

Opinion by

Hirt, J.,

In this case a judgment entered by confession was stricken from the record on defendants’ petition by the court below. The order will be affirmed.

On May 27, 1953, the plaintiff, in writing, offered to install a new store front, a bathroom and a kitchen on defendants’ premises in Philadelphia “For a total *519sum of $3,000 plus Financing.” Plaintiff construed defendants’ signatures on the writing as an acceptance of the proposal resulting in a contract. We will refer to it as such. The 7th paragraph provides: “The owner agrees that if he should refuse to permit the contractor to…