Frolich v. Walbridge-Aldinger Co.

On April 8, 1916, defendant contracted to construct a large building on Washington boulevard in the city of Detroit, known as the Book building. On May 10, 1916, it let a subcontract toi plaintiff, Frolich, for furnishing glass and doing the glazing in said building, “except paragraph No. 377 — Dome Light,” according to plans and specifications of the architect as they appeared in the original contract, the agreed price therefor being $17,500. The contract is in writing, elaborately drawn, with numerous detailed provisions and references to the original contract. As the work progressed…