Standard Starch Co. v. McMullen

Hr. Justice Higbee

delivered the opinion of the court.

On August 12, 1899, appellant entered into a written agreement with appellee by the terms of which the latter agreed to construct a sewer, some 6,000 feet long, for the use of appellant’s starch factory, according to certain specifications and a profile of the work to be done, which was made a part of the contract, for the sum of $2,225. Appellee was to furnish no material, and the work was to be carried on under the direction of W. K. Woodruff as engineer, or such other engineer or inspector as appellant might appoint. After the work was…