Bruce Tile Co. v. Copelan
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Pope, Judge.
Appellant Bruce Tile Company contracted to furnish materials and labor for installation of floor and wall tiles for a condominium development in Destín, Florida, known as The Seafarer. All negotiations were conducted between personnel of Bruce Tile Company and appellee George Copelan. The development was owned by Seafarer, Inc., a now defunct corporation, for which appellee Copelan served as president. Because appellant was not paid in full under its contract, appellant filed a materialman’s lien against the property. Subsequently, an individual named Rudy Bartholomew worked out a…
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