Will B. Miller Co. v. Peerless Lumber Co.

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Tilford

Affirming.

On November 17, 1936, the appellant, Will B. Miller Company, entered into a written contract with A. P. Stich, by which the latter undertook to build for the former a house on a certain lot in Louisville for the sum of $3,100, and on December 3, 1936, another contract was entered into, by which Stich undertook to build twelve additional houses for appellant for $2,850 each. The twelve houses covered by the second contract were to be erected on a tract separated from the lot above referred to by 83 feet of land, and all of the property, with the…