United Painting & Decorating Co. v. Dunn

An owner of land 'entered into a written agreement with a contractor, under the terms of which, for a consideration of $5,400, the latter was to furnish all material and labor and to erect upon the land of the owner a building in accordance with specifications prepared by a named architect. Among other stipulations in the agreement were, in substance, the following: the architect should supervise the work and see that it came up to the specifications; his decision as to the meaning of the drawings and specifications' prepared by himself should be final; no alterations should be made in the…