An Indiana couple withheld the remaining payment for a $211,235 modular home, citing construction problems. The Indiana Court of Appeals upheld a $221,704 judgment against them, finding that the builder had substantially performed its contractual obligations and that the couple had prevented it from completing the remaining work. An Indiana couple withheld the remaining payment for a $211,235 modular home, citing construction problems. The Indiana Court of Appeals upheld a $221,704 judgment against them, finding that the builder had substantially performed its contractual obligations and that the couple had prevented it from completing the remaining work.
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Indiana couple disputes modular home bill; court upholds $221,000 judgment
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