Morrison v. Inter-Mountain Salt Co.
Utah Supreme Court
Appeal from the Third district court, Salt Lake county. Hon. M. L. Ritchie, Judge. Action by S. W. Morrisbn and others against the Inter-Mountain Salt GO', and others to foreclose a sub-eontract- or’s lien. From a judgment for plaintiffs, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Babtch, J.:
It appears that the Inter-Mountain Salt Company, the appellant herein, was the owner of a certain parcel of land, and contracted with D. W. Gamble to erect a -storehouse and factory thereon for the manufacture of salt, and that the plaintiffs, under contract with Gamble, furnished certain materials, which were actually used in the construction of the buildings. Gamble failed to make full payment for the materials, and the plaintiffs, as subcontractors, pursuant to the -act of the territorial legislature approved March 12, 1890, filed and served notice of intention to claim a lien…
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