Luthy v. Woods
Missouri Court of Appeals
Error to St. Louis Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHayden, J.
The substance of the petition in this case is given in the report of the case of Luthy v. Woods, 1 Mo. App. 167, and need not be here repeated. The Board of Public Schools answered that it was a public corporation; that about November 4, 1872, it had entered into a written contract with Woods & Barnes, the debtors of the plaintiff, by which they agreed to build a certain school-house for the board for a given sum, which was to be paid to them only on their full compliance with the terms of the contract; that thereby Woods & Barnes agreed to deliver the building free from all mechanics’ and…
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