New York Court of Common Pleas December 2, 1895 (Blake v. Newwitter)
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United States · · · 02-12-1895
BOOKSTAVER, J.
The appellant’s sole contention is that the judgment is unwarranted by the facts. The complaint alleges that the plaintiffs, pursuant to an agreement between them and the defendant, performed certain labor and furnished certain materials in putting in steam-heating apparatus, and making repairs to the heating tank and boiler; that by the terms of the agreement the defendant' was to
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