Opinion ID: 1810721
Heading Depth: 1
Heading Rank: 5

Heading: warren

Text: We have examined the testimony on the liability hearing and the damages hearing. Stanton claimed its work was delayed substantially by faulty plans and specifications and erroneous calculations of materials, and prayed money damages for its equipment which stood idle during these delays, and also for cost of overhead office expenses, attributable to these delays, and for interest on all of the same. Liquidated damages had been assessed and withheld by the Commission and Stanton prayed recovery thereof. We do not undertake detailed review thereof at this point, but are of the opinion that, in what the chancellor allowed and in what he declined to allow, he is substantially supported in the record, and is not at all manifestly wrong. He required remission of $9,200 of liquidated damages plus $3,708.23 of interest thereon to June 17, 1977, a total of $12,908.23, and denied other relief prayed by Stanton. The chancellor is affirmed on both direct and cross appeal.