Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co. v. Stump

OpinioN op the Court by

Judge Dietzman

Reversiug.

The appellees, O. A. Stump, I. M. Williams and Fannie ft. Williams, are the owners of a lot in Pikeville, Kentucky, on which in the spring of 1922 they were- erecting a hotel. They do not seem to have had any architect to supervise this building, nor do they seem to have had any plans and specifications for the same, at least so far as the plumbing work was concerned. They had reached the point in the erection of the building where the “roughing in” part of the plumbing work became necessary. At this stage, the appellees did not even know what…