Hughes v. Hughes

This action is brought by plaintiff, a brother of defendant Hughes, for whom he was foreman, under the log-lien law (3 Comp. Laws 1915, § 14843 et seq.), to enforce a lien claimed by plaintiff on certain cedar posts, poles and ties got out by defendant John A. Hughes, in Chippewa county, and sold by him to W. C. Sterling & Son Company under *688a written contract dated February 15, 1915. Upon this trial the plaintiff recovered a judgment against John A. Hughes for $1,012.25 and for a lien of $920 upon the property described in the declaration, not exceeding $1,200. The appellant brings the case…