Loomer v. Harlow

These' are cross actions arising out of a written agreement for the erection of a building, made between the parties Loomer and Allen, hereinafter called the contractors, and Frank S. Harlow the owner. It was agreed therein that the contractors should “provide all the materials and perform all the work for the erection and completion of a frame apartment building ... as required by them as general contractors, as shown on the drawings and described in the specifications” prepared by the architects.

The principal question in dispute between the parties is whether the contractors were bound by…