Bonheim v. Meany

Appellee made a written 'contract in February, 1889, for doing the plumbing work and furnishing the materials therefor on appellant’s house according to certain plans and specifications.

This action was commenced before a justice to recover a balance alleged to be due to appellee on said contract. From the justice’s judgment an appeal was taken to the Superior Court, and on a trial there by the court, a jury being waived, there was a finding and judgment for appellee. Exceptions to the finding and to overruling the motion for a new trial were duly preserved by appellant. The appellee did not…