Tibbs v. National Homes Construction Corp.

Plaintiffs-appellees entered into a contract on March 13, 1972, with tbe defendant-appellant for tbe purchase of a residence lot and for tbe construction of a home on that lot by tbe defendant. In due course, tbe structure was built; plaintiffs' took occupancy and paid tbe pur chase price of approximately $25,000. A number of serious defects in construction having become apparent, plaintiffs negotiated with agents of the defendant for the correction thereof and certain of these repairs were in fact undertaken by the defendant. The balance of problems remained unresolved, however, and on June…