Franklin-American Trust Co. v. White Awning Co.

Opinion op the Court by

Commissioner Tinsley—

Reversing.

On February 18,1927, Struck Construction Company, which had the general contract for the construction of the ITeyburn Building in Louisville, Ky., entered into a contract with Builders’ Iron Works, of St. Louis, Mo., by which the latter undertook to perform that part of the construction pertaining to the windows and awnings. Builders’ Iron Works in turn contracted with the appel lee, Clyde J. White, doing business under the firm name and style of White Awning Shoppe, to do certain awning work for the stipulated price of $700. White was not…