PER CURIAM:
This case presents a narrow issue as to whether the trial court, sitting without a jury, was in error in finding that no contract had been made between the owner and a flooring contractor in a building operation. The appellees had entered into a written contract with a builder, Proutt, for the construction of a home. When nearly completed, the house burned, and the builder undertook to replace it, including the flooring, on terms similar to those in the...
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