Luck v. Wood
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the Court
Prentis, P.,
delivered the opinion of the court.
The petitioner, Luck, complains of a judgment in favor of R. J. Wood and Mabel Holt Wood for damages claimed by them of him because of his breach of a contract to do certain specified work for the completion of a dwelling and to install a furnace therein, the property having been eotemporaneously. sold to them by Luck.
It is conceded that the case presents a single question of law, and that is whether or not the parol evidence rule was violated by the introduction of the testimony showing a written agreement between the parties, executed…
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