Enrico v. Overson
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtDore, J.
Appellant Dr. Enrico filed a breach of contract suit against respondent builder for his failure to build a house at an agreed price. The case was tried without a jury and the trial court rendered a judgment in favor of the respondent. Appellant appeals from that decision.
Facts
Appellant Dr. Enrico presented respondent builder Over-son with a set of plans to build a house. Those plans contained a detailed computation of the "finished" and "unfinished" square footage of the home. Respondent testified that those figures on the plans constituted a material element to him in computing the price of…
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