Court filing: Heirs have no contract to back claims in battle over Little Rock's historic Pike-Fletcher-Terry House

Plaintiffs in a lawsuit over Little Rock's historic Pike-Fletcher-Terry House have attempted to "craft a contract" from various documents because no contract existed between them and the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts Foundation, according to a filing Monday in Pulaski County Circuit Court.

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