The Bundy family entered a contract with Dalton to add vinyl siding to their house. Dalton assumed that the house belonged to the parents but later found out that it belonged to their daughter who was a minor. Dalton argued that the siding was a necessary and that the daughter should, therefore, be liable to him for its reasonable value. Was the vinyl siding a necessary? Explain, Dalton v. Bundy, 666 S.W.2d 443 (MO