Bainum v. McGrady
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CAYTON, Chief Judge.
Bainum was the contractor on a school building project and McGrady was his electrical subcontractor. Following a dispute between them the subcontractor .left the job. The contractor later sued him for the difference between the amount of the subcontract and the actual cost of completing the work. The subcontractor defended on the ground that he had left the-project because of plaintiff’s breach and he demanded by way of counterclaim the value of labor and materials supplied on the job prior to the cancellation. The trial judge found that there was “no material breach of…
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