Schmidt v. Foster
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Parker
Paul Foster sued his nephew, Lewis K. Foster, and Gerald E. Schmidt, claiming, in the first cause of action, $11,627.08 for work and labor performed and materials furnished in the constructing of a building to be used as an apartment house and, in the second cause, $5,000 by reason of defendants’ breach of an agreement that he have a life tenancy in a portion of the premises. The court gave plaintiff judgment against defendants for $4,000 on the second cause of action, 1 and defendants have appealed.
The facts are not seriously in dispute. Defendants’ version is as follows: Plaintiff was about…
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