Brown v. French

NORTHCUTT, Justice.

On July 7, 1965, plaintiff, W. P. French, individually and doing business as W. P. French Painting & Contracting, brought suit against the defendant, Homer Brown, contending he entered into a painting contract with the defendant to paint defendant's house. It was plaintiff’s contention that defendant would pay the plaintiff such sum of money as said services were reasonably worth and then pleaded said services for labor and materials were reasonably worth $2,153.83. Plaintiff further pleaded for attorney’s fee. The defendant filed a general denial.

On September 27, 1965, the…