Mobile Components, Inc. v. Layon
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
SIMMS, Justice:
This appeal concerns two lien foreclosure actions consolidated by the trial court. In 1973, Lewis Avenue Investment Company, as landowner, contracted to have a total of 975 apartment units constructed on two tracts of land, one in Tulsa and one in Broken Arrow. The carpeting for the units on both tracts was sub-contracted to Century Interiors, Inc. On July 17,1974, Century filed a materialmen’s lien statement in the amount of $17,115.37. The lien statement incorrectly described the Tulsa property for which the carpeting was furnished, but correctly described the property in…
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