Crawford v. Holcomb

McGHEE, Justice.

Both parties have appealed from the-judgment entered in the court below.

On September 26, 1950, the appellant and appellee entered into a contract whereby-the appellee agreed to build a house for the former on a lot she owned in an addition to the then City of Hot Springs, New Mexico, for the sum of $7,500, the work to begin within seven days from the approval of a loan by the Federal Housing Administration, and to be completed within about 90 days thereafter.

The appellee did not have a contractor’s license as required by our Contractors License Act, the material sections of…