Joseph F. Hughes & Co. v. Pioneer Fireproof Door Corp.

In the first of the two appeals involved here, the defendant-appellant questions the validity of a judgment rendered against it in favor of the plaintiff-appellee in a suit to recover the-agreed price for five metal fire doors furnished by appellee as subcontractor for appellant, which was the general contractor in the construction of a high school. The dispute turned on whether under the contract between the parties, the appellant or the appellee was required to supply the hardware, such as. locks, hinges, etc., for the doors delivered by appellee without such accessories. Claiming breach of…