Livermore v. Wrigh

This was a suit to enforce a mechanic’s lien. The plaintiffs furnished Wright materials for the erection of a dwelling house, and also for the erection of a kitchen to be.attached to the house. The contest between the parties was whether all the materials so furnished constituted one demand and lien.

The dwelling house was built. The kitchen has not been, built. The materials for the dwelling house were furnished first, and Wright gave his note for their price. The materials for the kitchen were delivered afterward, and, Wright having died, they were not used in the building, but were still…