Ludlow Lumber Co. v. Kuhling
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 32 — Auiion by Chas. X Kuhling, &c. Against the Ludlow Lumber Co. for Damages for Defective Work in Building a House. APPEAL FROM KENTON CIRCUIT COURT — JAMES' P. TARVIN, CIRCUIT JUDGE. JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFFS AND DEFENDANTS APPEAL.
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Case 32 — Auiion by Chas. X Kuhling, &c. Against the Ludlow Lumber Co. for Damages for Defective Work in Building a House. APPEAL FROM KENTON CIRCUIT COURT — JAMES' P. TARVIN, CIRCUIT JUDGE. JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFFS AND DEFENDANTS APPEAL. If a building may he accepted by the owner from the contractor or builder after having full opportunity to inspect, or if it be accepted without opportunity to inspect, and occupied for a period' of several months without any objection on the part ,. of the owner, he has then lost bis right of action, to recover against the contractor for any imperfections in…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion or the court by
JUDGE PAYNTER
Affirming.
The appellees owned a lot in Ludlow, and, desiring to ¡have a brick bouse built upon it, they entered into a contract with T. Johnson and others, as partners doing business under the firm name of Ludlow Lumber Company, by which they, in consideration of $2,100, agreed to furnish the material and labor and erect the house according to the plans and specifications. It was completed in October, 1901, when it was turned over to the appellees under representations by the appellants that it had been completed according to the contract. The appellees…
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