Jarosz v. Caesar Realty, Inc.

Plaintiff claimed damages for extra work performed under a building construction contract. The trial court found for plaintiff, awarding him approximately $75,000. Defendants appeal by right, and plaintiff cross-appeals.

In October, 1967, plaintiff agreed to construct a manufacturing plant for defendants. The contract provided that plaintiff would construct a building shell for $886,817. He was obligated to submit bids for interior and exterior mechanical, plumbing, heating, electrical, and office finishing work, items expressly excluded from the contract price. No bids, save plaintiff’s own…