Hamilton Bros. Co., Inc. v. Baxter

On June 1, 1936, appellee Baxter was the owner of a hotel property, real and personal, known as Weston Hotel, in Bay St. Louis. On that date he executed to the Lamar Life Insurance Company a deed of trust covering said property, real and personal, together with all personal property which might thereafter be placed in the hotel. On or about October 6, 1936, Baxter made a contract with appellant by which the latter was to furnish and install in the hotel a stream boiler and an oil burner as a part of the heating equipment of the hotel. The installation was made by appellant, and the work…