Haddad v. Bagwell
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Justice.
On December 17, 1949, plaintiffs Najib Haddad and wife, Julia Haddad, hereinafter referred to as “plaintiff” or “appellant,” entered into a contract in writing with defendant C. R. Bagwell, hereinafter referred to as “appellee”, as the Contractor, to construct a residence at 1600 North Mesa Avenue, El Paso, Texas. Haddad had theretofore verbally employed Ralph V. Davis and John P. Foster, architects, doing business as Davis & Foster, to draw the plans and specifications for said house, and to see that the house was constructed according to said plans. In February 1951…
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