Weis v. Devlin

Station, Associate Justice.

It appears that some time prior to September 1, 1885, the appellant desired to have alterations and repairs made on his dining room, which did not involve the entire reconstruction" of that part of the house on which he desired work done. He caused specifications and general designs of the work desired to be done to be drawn by an architect and designated as “Designs for remodeling of dining room in residence of Albert Weis, Esq.” Through the architect he sought bids from the builders and mechanics for the work, plans and specifications being given.

The appellee made…