George A. Fuller Co. v. Doyle
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Missouri
This was an action by the George A. Fuller Company against J. G. Doyle and the American Bonding & Trust Company of Baltimore on a contractor’s bond.
1Opinion of the Court
ADAMS, District Judge.
This is an action at law wherein the plaintiff, as obligee in a penal bond for $5,000, seeks to recover from defendant Doyle, as principal obligor, and the other defendant as surety, certain damages resulting from a failure of the principal to do certain brickwork in the construction of what is known as the “Fullerton Building,” located on the corner of Seventh and Pine streets, in the city of St. Louis, as required by a contract existing between the plaintiff and defendant Doyle in relation thereto. The condition of the bond, among other things, requires the defendant…
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