Van Nice v. Christian Reformed Church

In April, 1928, the plaintiff and defendant entered into a written contract whereby the plaintiff agreed to construct a church for the defendant. The church was constructed, and, controversy having arisen between the parties in respect to several matters involved in or growing out of the transaction between them, plaintiff brought this action to recover the sum of $5,378.16, which he claims is the balance due him for the work performed and material furnished in the construction of the church. The complaint, among other things, alleges that during the course of the construction certain changes…