Anderson Bros. v. Parker Const. Co.

On the 1st day of April, 1918, the appellants, Anderson Bros., and the appellee, Parker Construction Company, entered into a written contract, by the terms of which appellee agreed to build and construct for appellants a brick store house in the town of Cleveland, Liberty county, for the aggregate consideration of $16,800. The building was to be erected according to certain plans and specifications, and was to be completed by a certain date, and if not so completed, appellee was to pay to appellants $10 a day thereafter, until completion, as liquidated damages.

About the first of August…