Sill v. Hart
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
DURHAM, Chief Justice:
BACKGROUND
T1 This case involves a dispute between a property owner and a contractor in the construction of a private residence. Joel Sill, a residential property owner, entered into an agreement with Bill Hart, a general contractor, to construct a custom home in Summit County. Construction of the residence began in June 1999 and continued until December 2001 when the parties had a falling-out regarding completion of the residence. Hart stopped work on Sill's property, leaving the residence unfinished. In response, Sill filed this suit alleging various claims including…
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