Wilson v. Page

*478McAMIS, P. J.

This is a suit for damages growing out of the collapse of the roof of a building owned by plaintiff W. T. Page who sued W. W. Gentry, the fabricator of a steel truss which failed, and James E. Wilson who erected the truss. The case was tried before a jury which found in favor of Gentry but against Wilson. The damages sustained by the plaintiff were fixed at $20,581.17 for which amount judgment was rendered against Wilson. The damages consist of (1) The cost of removing the original construction, (2) Reconstructing the building, (3) Loss of use of the building while being…