Parkway Estates, Inc. v. Burnham

A mechanic’s lien claimant was granted a decree against the corporate property owner, which appeals, assigning as error the chancellor’s rejection of its attacks on the legal sufficiency of the notice of intention to claim the lien, the lien claim, the bill to enforce the lien and the evidence offered in support of the bill.

In January, 1954, the appellee Burnham, a plastering contractor, agreed with The Georgetown Construction Company, the general contractor, that for a price of $6,520.00 he would plaster twenty-six two story houses it was building in south Baltimore for the owner, Parkway…