Sattes & Wimer Lumber Co. v. Hales

Hales sought to foreclose his statutory lien, for hauling logs, upon 29,000 feet of lumber, the property of the Sattes & Wimer Lumber Company, and the company interposed a claim, setting up fhat the lumber was its property, and not the property of one G. W. Spears, under whose employment the hauling was done, and who was the defendant in the foreclosure of the lien. When *570the case came on for trial the judge, over the objection of the Sattes & Wimer Lumber Company, allowed an amendment to the lien — foreclosure proceedings, or, as it may more properly be called, an amendment to the plaintiff’s…