White v. Mitchell

The plaintiffs, who are sisters, owned a small tract of land near the town of Sumner, in this state, on which they desired to construct a dwelling. The defendants are experienced housebuilders, residing in the city of Tacoma. About the 1st of September, 1920, the plaintiffs entered into a contract with the defendants for the construction of such dwelling. This contract was partly in writing and partly oral. There were some drawings and some written specifications. The house was to be a two-story building, of a certain size and of a certain class of material, and the finishing of the building…