Stephens v. Aaa Lumber Co.
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Paul Ward, Associate Justice.
Appellee, The AAA Lumber Company, is a corporation engaged in the retail sale of building supplies. On September 9, 1963 appellee filed a complaint (later amended) against D. L. and Gina Lunsford (husband and wife) alleging they were indebted to it in the sum of $1,670.31 for building materials purchased and used in constructing a house on 20 acres of land owned by Odis and Eula Stephens who are the parents of Gina, and who were later made parties defendants. It was further alleged that the Lunsfords were non-residents and owned no property here except the said…
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