Gibson v. Heiman

Frank Holt, Justice.

In an action on a written contract, appellant sought recovery of fees for his engineering and construction manager services provided to Max Heiman, deceased, in connection with the construction of a project known as Country Club Manor Apartments. Appellees, administrators of the estate of Heiman, denied liability on the basis that the contract was unreasonable and unconscionable. Also appellant had breached the contract by substantial nonperformance and, therefore, any recovery should be on a quantum meruit basis. The chancellor found that appellant did not completely…