Rustles v. Christensen

Various contentions are made by the plaintiffs, but it is considered that a presentation of the facts will open the way to the proper disposition of this case without a detailed comment upon each assignment of error, of which there are sixteen.

On May 3, 1928, the parties entered into the contract in question. This contract contemplated the erection by the defendant, as principal contractor, of a dwelling house for the plaintiffs for the sum of $3,500. The plaintiffs, however, were to furnish certain building material, amounting to more than $2,000, through a contract with Montgomery Ward &…