Garbutt

Sirch Electrical & Testing Laboratories v. Garbutt

Good Law
13 Cal. App. 435·1910 Cal. App. LEXIS 168·110 P. 140
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 17, 1910Civ. No. 756.California1,274 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Taggart, J.

Action to recover balance due on contract for constructing and installing an electric lighting and heating plant, with counterclaim for damages for failure to comply with contract. Judgment was for defendant for his costs on the complaint and for plaintiff on the counterclaim. Defendant appeals from that part of the judgment which denies him relief on his counterclaim, and the record is presented under the alternative method.

The plaintiff agreed to 'construct, on a boat belonging to defendant, an electrical plant to be comprised of engine, .generator, switchboard, storage batteries, electric cooking range, searchlight and the necessary wiring and equipment to operate the same; to perform the labor necessary to install the-plant, and do the engineering required for and the superintending of the installation of said plant; for which defendant was to pay the actual cost of material and apparatus purchased and manufactured, seventy-five cents per hour for labor in installing the plant, transportation of workmen from Los Angeles to San Pedro and their board and lodging at the latter place if they 'remained there while engaged in the work; and for engineering and superintending…

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