Massiah v. Hood

Opinion by

Stadtfeld, J.,

The defendants, appellants, were the general contractors, for the erection of a high school building in Collingdale, Pennsylvania. The plaintiff, appellee, was the sub-contractor to construct the cement and concrete work. He brought this action to recover a balance due on his contract and also for certain items he denominated “extras”.

The contract was embraced in an oral estimate submitted by appellee to appellants and a. letter from the latter to the former, dated February 5, 1936, as follows: “We hereby accept your estimate to furnish all the labor and materials…