HOLY CROSS PARISH v. HUETHER

No. 13256.

308 N.W.2d 575 (1981)

HOLY CROSS PARISH, a non-profit religious parish of the Catholic Diocese of Sioux Falls, Plaintiff and Appellant, v. Henry HUETHER, Jr., and Carl Huether, jointly and severally, and d/b/a Huether Construction, a Partnership, and Herges, Kirchgasler & Associates, a Corporation, and John Kirchgasler and Marvin Warrens, agents, servants, and employees of Defendants, Herges, Kirchgasler & Associates, Defendants and Appellees.

Supreme Court of South Dakota.

Decided July 22, 1981.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Thomas A. Kolker of Maloney, Kolker, Fritz, Hogan & Johnson, Ipswich, for plaintiff and appellant.

Russell H. Battey of Williams & Gelhaus, Aberdeen, for defendants and appellees Carl Huether and Henry Huether, Jr.; Paul O. Kretschmar, Eureka, on brief.

Joseph H. Barnett of Siegel, Barnett, Schutz, O'Keefe, Jewett & King, Aberdeen, for defendants and appellees Herges, Kirchgasler & Associates.


DUNN, Justice.

Holy Cross Parish (appellant) appeals from an order and a judgment that dismissed its complaint on the merits with prejudice. We affirm in part, reverse in part, and remand.

In 1963, appellant contracted with appellee Huether (contractor) and appellee Herges (architect) to design and construct an auditorium in Ipswich, South Dakota. This building was completed and turned over to appellant in 1965. In 1977, due to the occurrence of a heaving...

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