Freedman v. Sandknop

The Chancellor.

It appears, by the bill, that the complainant entered into a contract in writing with the defendant Sandknop, in April,. 1894, by which the latter became bound to “ well and sufficiently erect and finish the new building to be erected ” on Dayton avenue, in the city of Passaic, “ agreeably to the drawings and specifications made by C; ICevitt,” and to “ find and provide such good,.proper and sufficient materials of all kinds whatsoever as ” should “ be proper and sufficient for the completing and finishing all the plumbing, carpentering, mason, painting, tinning and other…