Delray Lumber Co. v. Keohane
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne; Donovan, J. Bill by the Delray Lumber Company and Joseph E. Hugg and Albert Oltz, copartners as Hugg & Oltz, against Katherine Keohane and James Scheel, to enforce mechanics’ liens. Erom a decree for complainants, defendant Keohane appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtCarpenter, J.
This is a chancery suit to enforce two mechanics’ liens against the property of the first-named defendant. The first-named complainant claims a lien by reason of lumber furnished in the construction of a house for the defendant Keohane. The other two complainants are partners doing business under the firm name of Hugg & Oltz. They claim a lien for the balance unpaid on a contract to do the masonwork on said house, and for labor performed in lathing said house. The court below decreed the enforcement of these claims at their full amount. *19Defendant Keohane appeals. She claims that the decree…
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