Stolze Lumber Co. v. Oglesby

On May 20, 1930, John Smoot entered into a contract with J. H. Oglesby and A. D. Oglesby, contractors, to erect for him a dwelling house, for the contract' price of $2,710. The house was built, and it appears that the owner paid to the contractors in the neighborhood of $220 to apply on the cost price. Appellant, as a subcontractor, furnished to the original contractors materials used in the building, to the value of $1,468.43, and on Nov. 18, 1930, served upon the owner the statutory notice of its claim. Certain other subcontractors furnished materials and labor, which went into the…