Schwinghammer v. Alexander
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CALLISTER, Justice:
Plaintiffs commenced this action for damages for defective and incomplete construction of their home against the contractor-seller, Alexander, and the mortgagee, Prudential. The trial court determined in the second cause of action that plaintiffs were third-party beneficiaries of an escrow agreement between Prudential and Alexander-and awarded judgment to the plaintiffs. Prudential appeals.
In January 1965 plaintiffs executed an earnest money agreement with Alexander to purchase a home. Alexander agreed to complete the home including the unfinished basement area, which…
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