Finney v. Condon

On July 1, 1873, Charles Moore entered into a written-contract with George C. Finney, by which Moore agreed to furnish all materials and erect and complete two brick dwelling-houses within four months and fifteen days from that date, according to plans and specifications made part of the contract, for the sum of $13,000, to be paid in installments-of eighty-five per cent on estimates to be made by the-architect superintending, as the work progressed, on the 1st and 15th of each month, and the remaining fifteen percent when the work was all completed. It was stipulated the work was to be done…