Wesley Chapel Builders, Inc. v. Sopiro

Evans, Judge.

Wesley Chapel Builders, Inc. sued William Sopiro on a promissory note, for principal, interest and attorneys’ fees. It was alleged that the note was in default and that plaintiff had properly notified defendant in writing that the payment of attorneys’ fees would be enforced. The defendant answered, admitting the execution and delivery of the note, which was in payment for the alleged construction of a house by plaintiff for defendant, pursuant to a contract between the parties. One of the defenses was that plaintiff was negligent in the performance of its contract to construct…