Willard v. Magoon
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Manistee Circuit.
1Opinion of the Court
Graves, Ch. J.
This is a proceeding to enforce a lien under Comp. L., ch. 215.
In June, 1873, the appellees filed their petition and alleged that Bridget Magoon was the owner of lot one of block nine of Tyler and Tyson’s addition to Manistee; that they had a lien upon the lot for materials they had furnished to Mrs. Magoon to repair the building on it; that the lien existed by reason of an implied contract between petitioners and Mrs. Magoon, not evidenced by writing, and which had for its terms that if petitioners would furnish to her materials in repairing the United States Hotel on the land…
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