Robert L. Guyler v. The United States

JONES, Chief Judge.

Plaintiff sues for the value of extra-work which he alleges he was required! to do in completing a construction contract. This work he asserts he was not required to do by the terms of the contract.

In April 1956 plaintiff entered into a contract for the construction of facilities at Ozona, Texas, consisting of 12 buildings and utilities.

The standard form contract with certain additions contained certain provisions which are set out in detail in findings 1, 2, and 3. The main issue turns upon whether the contract required the painting of the interior walls of masonry. The…