Staffon v. Lyon
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Mason. (McMahon, J.) Case. Plaintiff brings error. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtLong, J.
The facts in this case are admitted. The defendants, in the year 1885, were the duly-elected officers of the school district and constituted the school board of the city of Ludington. The school district authorized the building of a schoolhouse in the First ward of the city, and the board, after advertising foh bids, let the contract for the building to the lowest bidder, Mr. John Briggs, for §6,073, The plaintiff at that time was a manufacturer of red brick. After Briggs was awarded the contract for the building, he arranged with the plaintiff to supply the *250brick for the building, at $6.50…
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