Thompson v. O'Leary
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHolcomb, J.
— -This action was brought by respondents Thompson and Hatton to foreclose laborer’s liens. Later, respondent Fox, doing business as the Seattle Export Lumber Company, intervened and sought to foreclose Ms materialman’s lien. At the conclusion of the trial, the court awarded a decree foreclosing the three liens, but made no findings of fact.
The material was furnished and labor performed by respondents for defendant F. F. Travis, in improving business property on First avenue, in Seattle, belonging to James O’Leary and Ellen O’Leary, his wife, the property bearing the numbers and being known…
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