Creson v. Carmody

Opinion op the Court by

Stanley, Commissioner

Affirming.

The appellant, Arnold Creson, sold a dwelling house while it was under construction to the appellee, John D. Carmody, for $15,000. The contract provided that Creson would complete the building “according to plan as quickly as possible.” Though the structure at the time had not progressed beyond the framework, the contract specified only five items to be completed. There were no plans or specifications, the “plan” referred to in the contract being only a verbal description. It was further agreed that the building would be completed on or…