Brodie v. Clator
West Virginia Supreme Court
Supersedeas to a judgment of the municipal court of Wheeling granted on the petition of John Clator, the deíendant.bekrw. The plaintiff was Joseph M. Brodie. The judgment was rendered on the 18th day of May,, 1874. The opinion of the Court contains a sufficient statement of the case. • The Hon. Gibson L. Cranmer, judge of said municipal court, presided at the trial below.
1Opinion of the Court
Moore, Judge :
The appellant, Clator, seeks a reversal - of the judgment of the municipal court of the 'city of Wheeling,, rendered May 18, 1874, in an action of covenant, instituted by Brodie, against him.
The action was based upon an article of agreement,, made between Brodie and Clator, dated 13th September, 1869, which stipulated, “That John Clator, party of the second part, agrees to furnish the material and do^ all .the work of plastering at J. M. Brodie’s house, on Quincy street, at full book of plasterer’s prices, in payment of which J. M. Brodie agrees to furnish all material and do…
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