Reseña de Wesley Farris v. Smith Erectors

Wesley Farris v. Smith Erectors de Houston the First Court of Civil Appeals Resumen del Libro

Wesley Farris sued Smith Erectors, Inc. on written contract dated April 21, 1972. Under their agreement, Farris was to be paid $30,000.00 for unloading and erecting the structural steel for the Citys Edloe Street-Bissonnet to Richmond Avenue project in accordance with specified plans and specifications. Farris alleged that after substantially performing the contract, he was wrongfully prevented from completing his work by Smith and claimed damages in the amount of $18,000.00, which was the contract price less the sum of $12,000.00 which he alleged he had been paid. He also sued for exemplary damages and attorneys fees. Smith answered, alleging that Farris had breached the contract by failing to properly complete the work as specified in the plans and specifications; that he had failed to complete the work in a workmanlike manner and that he had caused an unreasonable delay in the completion of the project.

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