Berkley v. Wilson

The appellant made a contract with one Bunnecke to build a house on Park avenue in Baltimore, according to plans and specifications to be prepared by the appellees, who are architects. The work was done by Bunnecke under their supervision, inspection and direction. They agreed to and in fact prepared the plans and specifications, and also supervised and examined the work as it progressed and until its completion. In the year 1890 the appellant being dissatisfied with the work done by Bunnecke, as well as with the plans and specifications prepared by the appellees, and with their supervision…