Mason v. Ogden

Plaintiff, an architect, sues the defendant on a written contract for $240.00, the sum mentioned therein as the consideration for drafting plans and specifications concerning certain proposed structural changes to defendant’s residence. Defendant admits his signature to the contract and—

“Further answering the allegations of said paragraph respondent says that it was understood, and agreed between petitioner and respondent that the said plans and specifications therein referred to were to be submitted- to the Eureka Homestead Association, through which Association respondent expected and hoped…