E. J. Albrecht Co. v. United States
United States Court of Claims
1Opinion of the CourtLittleton, Judge
Plaintiff’s claim for damages of $5,368.98 is based upon the contention that under the provisions of the contract of *709April 26, 1938, relating to relief labor, the defendant impliedly warranted that sufficient qualified relief common labor would be available to provide at least 1,250 man-months, or 133,750 man-hours of relief common labor on the work covered by the contract, and that it would furnish such amount of relief labor to plaintiff for its use on the work at the minimum wage rate of 45 cents an hour and $48.15, or 107 man-hours per month. This contention is based upon par. 15 of the…
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