Pariseau v. Trinity Building Co.

On May 28, 1928, plaintiffs purchased on contract a new house and a lot from defendant Trinity Building Company, a corporation, which contract simultaneously was assigned by vendor to Northwestern Investment Company, a corporation. The Trinity Building Company continued, acted as the vendor, and collected and received payment from plaintiffs, the purchasers. Plaintiffs, although making some payments, complained of defects in construction of the house and of the condition of the lot. Finally, on February 28,1929, after all claimed defects were known, it was agreed in writing that the property…