Miller v. Bealer

Cacioppo, Presiding Judge.

In January 1990, the appellee, Charles J. Miller, and the appellant, Allen Bealer, entered into an agreement whereby Bealer’s body and welding establishment was to make substantial repairs and improvements to Miller’s 1947 Ford. The agreement did not specify a completion date, stating that “[d]ue to the complexity of the repair and the quality of the work required, we are unable to always guarantee a specific delivery time.” The record reflects that the parties initially believed that the automobile would be completed by April 15, 1990.

In October 1990, Miller…