Simons v. Haberkorn

Plaintiff, a minor, and one Decker were in business in Detroit under the name of the Peninsular Wire Works. They made a contract with the defendant for the construction, for $130, of a wire screen around a ■two-story porch on a residence in Detroit, the screen to be made of large panels of wire mesh in channel iron frames overlaid with wire cloth, to be of materials specified in a written proposition. They proceeded with the work. Defendant and the supervising architect were dissatisfied with it, claiming the workmanship was faulty, and was ineffective to keep out mosquitoes and other…