Lovelace v. Little

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Winn —

Reversing.

In 1909 the city of Pulton, a fourth class city, after duly adopting an ordinance, let to Charles W. Little, the appellee, the original construction, at the cost of the adjacent property holders, of certain of its streets. The streets were to be built of macadam. There were three separate contracts, known respectively as the West Pulton, East Pulton and Lake street contracts. In November of that year the city council met and upon report of the city engineer accepted the West Pulton work as completed under Little’s contract. Within the thirty days…