Barrett v. Stow
Illinois Supreme Court
This cause was tried before Morris, Judge, and a jury, at November term, 1853, of the Cook Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtCaton, J.
By an agreement bearing date 26th of July, 1850, Barrett agreed with Stow that he would put a good composition roof “ upon the building owned by said Stow, situated on Randolph street, Chicago, and warrant the same for the term of five years.” This suit is brought for a breach of that warranty. The testimony shows, that Stow had a building of eighty feet front on Randolph street. The main building is thirty-six feet deep, and has a one story rear part attached twenty-six feet deep. The composition roof was put upon both the main building and the one story attachment in the rear, both of which…
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