Chatelaine v. Globe Construction Co.

FOURNET, Chief Justice.

The plaintiff, Edward P. Chatelaine, alleging that by the terms of a contract dated January 4, 1950, between him and the partnership of Christopher & Schlesinger, a house was to be constructed by the Globe Construction Company, Inc. on a certain lot owned by the partners, Neil Christopher and Hans Schlesinger, individually, and upon completion was to be sold to him for $9,300; that he was given possession as agreed, and within six months, due to the poor workmanship of the undertaker, certain defects appeared, in the repair of which he would incur expenses as itemized…