Archer v. Franklin County School District No. 1
Citations
- 78 Wash. 20
- 138 P. 299
- 1914 Wash. LEXIS 974
Syllabus
<p>Arpeal — Dismissal—Parties Entitled. An Intervener, wbo was awarded a lien upon part of tbe judgment, from which part no appeal was taken, has no interest in appeals taken by the other parties, and therefore cannot move to dismiss the appeals.</p> <p>Contracts — Building Contracts — “Extras.” Where the architect called attention to the fact, when the work started, that the brick were not being wet before being placed in the walls, as required by the contract, and when next on the ground, required walls so constructed to be torn down, the work of tearing down and relaying the brick in accordance with the terms of the contract is not an “extra”' within the meaning of the building contract.</p> <p>Same — “Extras”—Written Orders. A contractor cannot recover for “extras” not ordered by tbe architect, where the contract provided that no alterations should be made in the work shown by the plans and specifications, except upon the written order of the architect.</p>
Judges: Crow, Ellis, Fullerton, Morris, Mount
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