Dybvig v. Willis

On or about June 1, 1935, Gus Dybvig, a contractor, and Bertha L. Willis, a widow, entered into a written contract whereby Dybvig agreed to repair and reconstruct, for the sum of $1,785, a residence owned by the widow, located in the town of Moscow. The contract contained the provision that: 1 ‘ This agreement shall be attached to the sketches as approved by the owner, and all shall be known as the plans and specifications for this contract, and shall be binding on both parties hereto.” The “plans” referred to were not drawn to any scale, but were roughly sketched with a lead pencil. June 19,…