Sperling v. Terry

Allen A. Sperling feels aggrieved by rulings of the trial court: his motion for a summary judgment was denied; and the court construed a written contract between him and the appellee, and instructed the jury that such construction was binding upon them.

In 1955, Sperling was about to start the erection of a dwelling. He needed someone to supervise the building operation as it progressed. As a result, the following contract was drafted by the appellant, upon appellee’s request for a written contract, and signed by both parties:

“This agreement, made this 22nd day of November, 1955, between Hazen…