St. Peter's Catholic Church v. Vannote
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On bill of interpleader, filed by the complainant, who owed a portion of the contract price for building a church, against which, portion retainers have been filed by laborers and materialmen.
1Opinion of the Court
Reed, V. C.
On May 20th, 1901, there was filed in the cleric’s office of Ocean county a contract between St. Peter’s Catholic Church, Point Pleasant, New Jersey, and Newbury & Son. By the terms of this contract G. A. Newbury and W. T. Newbury, trading as Newbury & Son, for the sum of $12,800, were, to the satisfaction of an architect, acting as agent of the owner, to perform all the work and provide all materials mentioned in the specifications annexed to the contract for the erection of a church. The price was to be paid in monthly installments upon the certificate of the architect of the…
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