Supreme Court of India
V. R. Sejbramanyam v. B. Thayappa and Others.
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The appellant entered into an agreement with the respondent who was a building contractor entrusting him with the work of constructing a house and shops. The respondent undertook the work but before it could be completed disputes arose between them and the appellant claimed compensation for effecting repairs to rectify defective work done by the respondent, and the respondent claimed compensation at certain rates set up by him for work for which there was no express provision in the written agreement.
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