Homeowner v. Builder: Contract Price Dispute and Fraud Allegation

A homeowner contracted with a builder for construction work, but a dispute arose regarding the agreed-upon price, with the homeowner claiming the builder had presented fraudulent invoices after the completion of the work, which the builder denied, asserting the amounts reflected the actual cost plus agreed-upon overhead and profit. The court rejected the appeal, affirming that the trial judge, having found no conclusive evidence of fraud or error in the accounting presented by the builder regarding the execution of the contract, correctly upheld the contractual price as established between the parties.