H. W. Bond & Bro. v. City of New Orleans
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
HIGGINS, Justice.
Caldwell Bros, and H. W. Bond & Bro., partnerships engaged in business as general contractors, brought this action against the City of New Orleans to recover the sum of $29,892.61, representing alleged extras consisting of brass strippings placed in the terrazzo pavement on the sidewalks and the neutral ground of Canal street, which were paved under a written contract between the parties.
The defense was twofold: (1) That under the agreement, the city engineer’s decision would be final and binding on both parties and that this official had ruled that the brass strippings were…
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