· 6/22/1959
Willner v. Woodward
Citations
- 201 Va. 104
- 109 S.E.2d 132
- 1959 Va. LEXIS 199
How courts have described this case
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- heating engineer competent to testify against architect regarding a heating and air conditioning duct
- architect impliedly warranted that he would “exercise reasonable care, technical skill and ability in performance of his contract”
- “If defendant did, by his agreement, undertake these obligations [to install a heating and air-conditioning system as part of the home-building contract], then he was charged with the duty to exercise reasonable care, technical skill and ability in the performance of his contract.”
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Judges: Miller
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