Washington Supreme Court December 22, 1932, No. 24004. Department One. (Twedt v. Siverson)

Mitchell, J.

— George Siverson, doing business under the name of West Waterway Boat Yard, on or about July 21, 1928, entered into what, upon its face, purported to be a contract to construct for Stephen Twedt a boat forty-two feet long over all for $3,250, to be paid by installments during construction work, the last payment to be made upon completion and acceptance of the boat.