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Jay and Shelly Van Orden (the Van Ordens) purchased materials and supplies from Master Log Homes, Inc. (Master Log) for the construction of a log home. They later contracted with Ervin Construction Company (Ervin), to complete construction on that home. Both Ervin and Master Log are closely held Montana corporations owned by Jerry Ervin. After the home was eighty to ninety percent completed, the Van Ordens refused to pay for a portion of the completed work. Ervin thereafter brought a breach of contract action. The Van Ordens denied liability and counterclaimed against Ervin and Master Log, contending that the work was not done in a workmanlike manner. The trial court, sitting without a jury, ruled that Ervin had breached express and implied warranties under the contract. The trial court also ruled that the Van Ordens had breached the contract by refusing to pay certain monthly billings. The Van Ordens appealed from the judgment of the trial court which, in part, awarded damages to Ervin. We assigned this case to the Court of Appeals which vacated the judgment and remanded the case to the trial court for a recomputation of damages. We subsequently granted both Ervin's and the Van Ordens' petitions for review of the Court of Appeals' decision.

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