Clough & Molloy, Inc. v. Shilling

During the month of March, 1923, there was being constructed -a building in Baltimore City known as the Johns Hopkins University Dormitory,' the general contractor in charge of the work being Frainie Brothers & Haigley. There were a number of sub-contractors employed to do certain portions of the work going into the general construction, among whom were the Pen-Mar Company, the employer of ’ John Edgar Shilling, which sub-contracted for the slate roof Ing; and Clough & Molloy, Inc., the defendant below and appellant here, which was the sub-contractor doing the stone work. On the 28th day of…