Morman v. Ryskamp

Plaintiffs are dealers in building materials in the city of Grand Eapids. They furnished to one Joseph Hartstra, a contractor, certain materials which went into the construction of a market for the defendants, Eyskamp and others. Eyskamp required a bond from Hartstra, conditioned for the faithful performance of the building contract, and for the payment of all labor and material claims. Defendant Joseph Noorthoek became surety on this bond. The contractor, Hartstra, failed to pay plaintiffs for the materials furnished him, and plaintiff, on the 19th of April, 1923, filed a claim of lien for…