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TYDINGS v. LOEWENSTEIN

505 A.2d 443 (1986)

Warren E. TYDINGS, Sr., Clifford Haynes, Jr., and Quillen's Point Development, Inc., a Delaware corporation, Plaintiffs Below, Appellants, v. Peter E. LOEWENSTEIN, and Loewenstein, Soule & Associates, Inc., a Delaware corporation, and Melvin L. Joseph Construction Company, a Delaware corporation, Defendants Below, Appellees.

Supreme Court of Delaware.

Decided: February 24, 1986.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Stephen P. Ellis (argued), and Richard F. Stokes, of Tunnell & Raysor, Georgetown, for appellants.

Craig A. Karsnitz (argued), and William F. Taylor, of Young, Conaway, Stargatt & Taylor, Georgetown, for appellees Peter E. Loewenstein and Loewenstein, Soule & Associates, Inc.

Richard K. Herrmann (argued), and Phebe S. Young, of Bayard, Handelman & Murdoch, P.A., Wilmington, for appellees Melvin L. Joseph Const. Co.

Before McNEILLY, HORSEY and MOORE, JJ.

PER CURIAM.

The plaintiffs are developers of a tract of land in Sussex County, known as Quillen's Point. The defendants are a land surveyor, Peter E. Loewenstein, his firm, Loewenstein, Soule & Associates (collectively, Loewenstein), and Melvin L. Joseph Construction Company (Joseph). The defendants were sued in Superior Court for Loewenstein's alleged faulty design, and Joseph's construction of a bulkhead at Quillen...

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