Building Cases Being a Digest of Reported Decisions Affecting Architects Surve
Building Cases Being a Digest of Reported Decisions Affecting Architects Surve
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RICHMOND.
(1888) Building News, May IS.
100 ARefllTECT _'_. J_Ke'gHg2nc8in Superintendence, — An architect was employed to design and superintend the execution of certain drainage works in connection with the plaintiff's liousc, and liaving prepared the necessary plan, &c. , placed it in the hands of a contractor. The work, however, was not properly executed, and in consequence thereof some members of the plaintiff's family fell ill. The plaintiff sued the architect for negligence in superinten...ding the work, claiming the cost of having the work properly done, and medical expenses. The jury found for the plaintiff, damages to be assessed by a reference.
ELLISSEN V. LAURIE.
(1878) Times, February 19.
-Negligence in Superintendence. — The owner of certain premises employed an architect to carry out certain alterations thereto. Plans and specification were duly jjrepared, and a builder employed, who performed the work to the satisfaction of the architect. In an action by the architect for his fees against the owner, the latter counterclaimed for negligence, by reason of the architect not having certain beams renewed, which had been previously damaged by fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RICHMOND.
(1888) Building News, May IS.
100 ARefllTECT _'_. J_Ke'gHg2nc8in Superintendence, — An architect was employed to design and superintend the execution of certain drainage works in connection with the plaintiff's liousc, and liaving prepared the necessary plan, &c. , placed it in the hands of a contractor. The work, however, was not properly executed, and in consequence thereof some members of the plaintiff's family fell ill. The plaintiff sued the architect for negligence in superinten...ding the work, claiming the cost of having the work properly done, and medical expenses. The jury found for the plaintiff, damages to be assessed by a reference.
ELLISSEN V. LAURIE.
(1878) Times, February 19.
-Negligence in Superintendence. — The owner of certain premises employed an architect to carry out certain alterations thereto. Plans and specification were duly jjrepared, and a builder employed, who performed the work to the satisfaction of the architect. In an action by the architect for his fees against the owner, the latter counterclaimed for negligence, by reason of the architect not having certain beams renewed, which had been previously damaged by fire.
What to read after Building Cases Being a Digest of Reported Decisions Affecting Architects Surve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forbes St John Morrow to read onlineMoreLess
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