Supreme Court of Minnesota January 29, 1890 (Leeds v. Little)

Mitchell, J.

Defendant Little, being the owner of the land described in the complaint, in August, 1887, entered into a contract with defendant Stalbird for the erection of a dwelling-house on the premises. Stalbird then entered into a contract in writing (Exhibit B) with plaintiffs, by which the latter agreed “to furnish and lay the tile on the house according to the plans and specifications by L.