Hopper v. M & B BUILDERS, INC.

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• without a specified date, no charge on time of the essence was warranted even though there was such a provision in the agreement
• “When a trial judge decides not to grant a new trial, he becomes the trier of fact, and his discretion in refusing the motion will not be disturbed unless manifestly abused.”
• “When a trial judge decides not to grant a new trial, he becomes the trier of fact, and his discretion in refusing the motion will not be disturbed unless manifestly abused.”

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