Hedden v. Lupinsky

Opinion bx

Mk. Justice Cohen,

In June, 1959, plaintiffs’ office received a telephone call from someone purporting to act on behalf of the defendant, Lupinsky, offering to do the ceramic tile work on a proposed addition to the Wilkes-Barre General Hospital, on which plaintiffs, as general contractors, planned to bid. Plaintiffs used defendant’s bid in computing their own bid for the general contract which was áivárded to them the following month. In August, plaintiffs sent defendant a contract which defendant Avas expected to sign along with certain bond forms and a copy of the specifications.

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