Joseph v. Drew

This case presents for consideration the propriety of the trial court’s denial to plaintiffs of recovery for the reasonable value of architectural services rendered to defendants. The determinative issue in adjudication of the validity of plaintiffs’ claim is the purport of the state licensing requirements for the practice of architecture. Plaintiffs maintain that the law does not preclude the enforcement of their right to compensation,- and the record, in the light of the pertinent statutory provisions, sustains plaintiffs’ position.

Plaintiffs are architects licensed to practice in…