Seiple v. Long

HasslER, J.,

The facts shown by the testimony in this case are as follows: The plaintiff, a contracting carpenter, built two adjoining houses, Nos. 138 and 140 Dauphin Street, in this city, during the fall of 1924. The one at No. 138 Dauphin Street was owned by and built under a contract with Louis D. Long, the defendant. The other, at No. 140 Dauphin Street, was owned by and built under a written contract with Louis D. Long, Sr., father of the defendant, who died before it was finished. He left a will in which Carl G. Long was named executor. I'he will was proven and letters testamentary were…