Cottingham v. Harrison

FUNDERBURK, Justice.

V. E. Cottingham 'sued L. C. Harrison and Thomas O’Sullivan to recover the principal sum of $10,500 alleged to be due under the terms of a written contract, dated September 13, 1929. The parties to the contract, as actually written and signed, were Cottingham and Harrison; but, by a subsequent writing, dated September 16, 1929, signed by all the parties, it was agreed that O’Sullivan was intended to be a party to said contract, and that the contract was to be so modified as to have the same force and effect and be construed as though it “had been made * * * by V. E.…