Crow v. Becker
The Superior Court of New York City
Appeal from a judgment rendered at special term, and an order denying a motion for a new trial.
1DissentJones, J.
This action is brought to recover a balance alleged to be due for mason work done under a contract between plaintiffs and defendants.
The defenses set-up in the answer are, 1st. Payment of a sum more than sufficient to cover the value of the work actually done.
2d. Unworkmanlike and unskillful performance, to defendants’ damage of $400.
3d. Non-completion within the time agreed upon.-'
4th. Abandonment of the work by plaintiffs, and damage occasioned thereby.
On the trial defendant Becker was called as a witness, and, among other things, asked: In consequence of Mr. Crow not having the work…
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