Arkmo Lumber Co. v. Cantrell

I agree with the majority in all that is said with respect to the claim of the lumber company against the estate of McClung. The company established its claim by abundant proof, but lost its claim by failing to verify it in accordance with the statute, and lost its lien by failing to sufficiently describe the property in filing the claim.

This being true, I fail to find any just grounds for sustaining the decree in favor of the lumber company against Scroggin. The only reason stated in the opinion of the majority is that the contract between Scroggin and McClung- was “in the nature of a…