Arkius

Arkius v. Yeh CA2/1

Good Law
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 14, 2015B248115California3,861 words

Opinion

Opinion

Chaney, J.

BACKGROUND

At all relevant times, Yeh owned Ardmore Plaza, a commercial building located on Sixth Street in Los Angeles. In addition to two floors of office/commercial space, the building had a small equipment room on the third floor. On the first floor, Yeh operated Hyundae Health Center, a Korean men’s spa, and related businesses. Yeh rented out the offices on the second floor to multiple tenants. In March 2006, a fire, which began on the second floor, caused damage to significant portions of Ardmore Plaza. According to Yeh, 90-95 percent of the first and second floors sustained either smoke damage from the fire, water damage from the fire- fighting efforts, or chemical damage from the fire-fighting efforts. Yeh hired engineers to prepare architectural plans depicting proposed repairs to the fire-damaged areas of the 1 building. Then Yeh solicited bids for the repair work. Arkius was one of the contractors who submitted a bid. On or about October 13, 2008, Yeh accepted the written proposal for repair work at Ardmore Plaza, which Arkius prepared. Both parties signed the agreement, which was referred to in this litigation as Contract No. 1. Under this contract, Arkius agreed…

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