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· 6/10/1959

Mullan Contracting Co. v. International Business MacHines Corp.

Citations

  • 151 A.2d 906
  • 220 Md. 248
  • 1959 Md. LEXIS 502

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  • “The primary function of a request for admissions is to avoid the necessity of preparation, and proof at the trial, of matters which either cannot be or are not disputed.”
  • “The primary function of a request for admissions is to avoid the necessity of preparation, and proof at the trial, of matters which either cannot be or are not disputed.”
  • where prejudgment interest was held allowable as of right in a suit brought against the general contractor and its sureties on a performance and payment bond, by a supplier of materials to a subcontractor who had failed to pay the balance due for the materials supplied him

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Judges: Henderson, Hammond, Prescott, Horney

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