Vinal v. Continental Construction & Improvement Co.

We think that the opinion of the learned justice who decided the case is sound and able, and that it is really of little use to add anything to what he has said so well.

Tiie complaint speaks of a written and verbal agreement between Burt and the construction company. The appellant urges that no verbal agreement could be proved, for the reason that the written paper must be understood to embrace the whole agreement between the parties. That is a matter to be determined on the offer of proof at the trial. If testimony of a verbal agreement is offered and objected to, and if it "ought not to be…