Solomon v. Kenner

The garnishee assigns as error the entering of the judgment, and refusing the garnishee’s motion for an order dismissing the proceedings, and for judgment in favor of the garnishee for his costs. It appears from the testimony that on May 3, 1924, Charles E. Kenner and the garnishee partially completed negotiations and made and signed a written memorandum, for the construction by the garnishee for Kenner, “twelve houses of special selection to be delivered and erected per plans and specifications to be submitted to and approved by Charles E. Kenner (owner) for a sum not to exceed-$50 to be…