Parsley v. Koch
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtCooper, J.
This is an appeal by the appellants, defendants below, from a judgment of the Hancock Cir*241cuit Court. The cause of action was for specific performance and damages arising out of the failure of the appellant, Floyd Parsley, to fulfill the terms of a contract he made with the appellees to build a nome in the city of Indianapolis.
The complaint was in four paragraphs and charged that the house was built 15.7 feet over and upon an adjacent lot; that it was constructed unlawfully and contrary to the zoning law; poor workmanship; failure to complete the contract on time; failure to finish and…
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