Cunningham v. Frontier Lumber Co.

On November 30, 1920, appellant filed a suit for damages against Frontier Lumber Company and Bird & Son, representing that during the summer of 1918 he was building a residence, and üpon the representations of appellees that a certain kind of roofing material known as “Twin Shingle Roofing” was first-class, would turn water and last for years, and would give entire satisfaction, and upon agreement that appellees would warrant the roof for 10 years to give satisfaction, appellant was induced to use the roofing; that the house was completed on November 20, 1918, and was soon thereafter occupied…