Chambless v. JJ Fritch, General Contractor, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DIXON, Chief Justice.
Appellant Skeet Chambless, doing business as Chambless Painting Company, brought suit against appellees J. J. Fritch, General Contractor, Inc., and C. Wallace Plumbing Company, Inc., alleging that he had done extra work over and above the terms of a written contract, which extra work was of a reasonable value of $2,-306.78.
Appellant will hereinafter be referred to as Chambless, and appellees as Fritch and Wallace, respectively.
Fritch was general contractor for the construction for the United States of America of a 200-bed hospital located at Wolters Air Force Base,…
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