Carson-Payson Co. v. Peoria Terrazzo Co.

The plaintiff herein is a plumbing and heating company and on December 6, 1932, was engaged in carrying out the provisions of a contract to install certain plumbing at the Woman’s Reformatory at Dwight, Illinois. The defendant is a corporation and was engaged, at the same time, in carrying out the provisions of a contract it held to lay a terrazzo floor in some of the rooms of said reformatory. Emory Rhodes was another contractor and some of the defendant’s employees had removed some boards belonging to Rhodes, which had been used by him in a plasterer’s scaffold in the dining room and had…