Spearin doctrine
The Spearin doctrine is the legal principle that when a contractor follows the plans and specifications furnished by the owner, the contractor is not liable to the owner for any loss or damage resulting from the defective plans and specifications.
Spearin doctrine
The Spearin doctrine is the legal principle that when a contractor follows the plans and specifications furnished by the owner, the contractor is not liable to the owner for any loss or damage resulting from the defective plans and specifications.
Additional Information
Courts in virtually all states have adopted this rule. The name is derived from the case that established this legal principle, United States v. Spearin, 248 U.S. 132 (1918).
