Keystone Engineering Corp. v. Sutter

The appellee, Sutter, was the general contractor engaged in the erection of a high school at Prince Frederick, Maryland. He had two subcontracts with the appellant Keystone Engineering Corporation to furnish electric wiring, etc., in the high school in accordance with the plans and specifications prepared by the architect, for the total sum of $26,590. The work and materials had to meet the requirements of the specifications, and the subcontractor agreed to be bound to the general contractor by all terms and conditions by which the general contractor was bound to the owner. One of the…