Ewell and Son, Inc. v. Salt Lake City Corporation
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CROCKETT, Justice.
Plaintiff Ewell and Son, Inc., contractor, sued to recover for money claimed to be due beyond the amount stated in the basic contract in connection with the installation of a sewer line on west Ninth South Street in Salt Lake City which involved crossing under the tracks of the defendant railroad companies Union Pacific and D & RGW. Upon a trial to a jury verdicts were rendered in favor of the defendant Salt Lake City, but against the named railroads Union Pacific for $6,508.42 and against D & RGW for $14,101.83. The railroads appeal contending upon several grounds discussed…
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