Wright v. Carolina Portland Cement Co.

On or about October 20, 1931, C. Y. Wright, while owning a vacant lot subject to an outstanding security deed in favor of J. E. Mayes for part of the purchase-money of the lot, contracted with W. S. King and J. P. Hinson to erect a dwelling house thereon at a price of $2025, the contractors to furnish all material and labor. In the construction of the house the contractors purchased material from the Carolina Portland Cement Company, which company on December 12, 1931, duly recorded its claim of lien against King and Hinson and against the property improved, for $1079.47. King and Hinson, on…