Bjerkeseth v. Lysnes

On February 14,1929, E. J. Bjerkeseth, a building contractor, entered into a written contract with M. Lysnes to construct, according to the plans and specifications (which were made a part of the contract), and to complete on or before June 20, 1929, a veneer brick residence in Seattle, for Lysnes, for a consideration of $5,350, payable one-third when the house was ready for plastering, one-third when the house was enclosed, and the balance within thirty days after the house was finished and accepted by the owner. The contract, which was prepared by the contractor’s attorney, provides:

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