Dobie v. Sears, Roebuck & Co.

Charles C. Dobie filed a bill in chancery, praying that a building contract executed by him and appellee be rescinded, on the ground of failure to erect a dwelling house in accordance with the plans and specifications. The answer filed denied the material allegations of the bill. Evidence was taken ore tenus, after which the chancellor made an inspection of the premises, and “being of the opinion that the rescission of the contract is not justified at this time but that certain things should be done by the defendant;” entered a decree on November 30, 1932, ordering appellee to make eight…