McCausland v. . Construction Co.

On the trial it was made to appear that in July, 1914, the board of school commissioners of Concord, N.C. contracted with the Brown Construction Company to provide the material and labor for erection and completion of a public school building in said city at a cost of $11,236 and required said contractor to enter into a bond in the sum of $5,000 for the proper performance of the contract, etc. This bond was given by the construction company with the individual defendants as sureties and said building has been "erected, constructed, and completed," and same has been duly accepted by the board…