Williams v. Struble

Shulman, Presiding Judge.

The parties to this case entered into a contract pursuant to which appellant was to build a house for appellee within a specified period and for a specified cost. After difficulties arose concerning the quality of the work and the disbursement of funds, appellee declared appellant to be in breach of the contract and refused to permit appellant to finish the construction. Appellee subsequently brought suit against appellant for breach of contract and for fraud. This appeal is from a judgment entered on a jury verdict awarding appellee damages and attorney fees.

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