Hobbs v. Homes, Inc.

The plaintiff, R. J. Hobbs, a plumbing contractor, brought an action against Homes, Inc., for damages by reason of the defendant’s claimed breach of a written con tract entered into between them, including anticipated profits. The contract was executed by the president of the defendant corporation. In its answer the corporation denied the authority of the president, who also acted as general manager, to enter into and execute the contract and brought this individual, Charles B. Yoder, into the case as a third party defendant. This law action was tried to the court which filed its findings of…