Lichter v. Westinghouse Electric Mfg. Co.

McALLISTER, Circuit Judge.

Appellant company submitted a written offer to do the masonry work for the Fluorescent Lamp Plant which the Westinghouse Company was building at Fair-mount, West Virginia, for $78,000. The offer was accepted and a written contract entered into between the parties. The construction work was subsequently completed and paid for. Thereafter, appellant company claimed that, by virtue of an agreement, resting partly in parol and partly integrated in the above-mentioned written contract, it. was also entitled to do the masonry work on an adjoining Glass.Plant. When the…