Leavitt v. Dover

July 17,1888, the parties executed a contract, under seal, by -which the plaintiff agreed to construct two wells for the defendants, in accordance with the specifications annexed to and made a part of the contract, for the sum of $10,500. As a means of constructing each of these wells, it was necessary first to put in a curb, made of timber and plank, of sufficient size and strength to allow the stone and brickwork of the well to be built within it, and which was to be removed as soon as its object was accomplished. The curb shown upon the plan accompanying the specifications was octagonal in…