Case ID: seld-notes_1/html/0161-01.html
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Date Created: 2024-08-24T03:29:51.129683

Pullman against Corning.
   A witness who is not a mason or mechanic, is competent to testify whether the walls of a house are well built or not.

A person who has engaged to build a house for another in a good, skilful and workmanlike manner, at a price to be paid when the work should be completed, cannot recover the price agreed to be paid, nor anything for the work done, when it has been done in a negligent, unskilful and unworkmanlike manner, and the person for whom it was done has neither accepted the work, nor waived a faithful performance of the contract.

(S. C., 14 Barb. 174; 9 N. Y. 93.)