Johnson Electrical Co. v. State
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Per curiam
This was a contract action in which the plaintiff contractor sought damages in the alternative either from the state for allegedly arbitrarily refusing to accept on a building project a generator as not in compliance with contract specifications or from a subcontractor, Bell Detroit Diesel, Inc., for alleged failure to furnish a generator which complied with the specifications. A decisive issue was the question whether the proposed generator met the requirements of the contract specifications. From a judgment for the defendants the plaintiff has appealed, assigning many errors in the court’s…
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