Berger Engineering Co. v. Hopkins

June 1, 1955, the 143rd & Greenwood Corporation and E & M Incorporated, hereinafter referred to as E & M, entered into an agreement with Charles W. Hopkins, a building contractor, doing business as C. Hopkins & Associates, hereinafter referred to as Hopkins, for the construction of a four-unit doctors’ clinic. The contract provided for a curtain wall fabricated of aluminum bars, designed to hold the aluminum window frames in place, together with aluminum exterior panels which were to be bonded with glue to a backing of eleven-sixteenths inch insulating Cemesto board.

June 3rd, Hopkins…