Berman v. Herrick

GRIM, District Judge.

From April 1, 1959 to December 1, 1960, a corporation known as L.B.T. Co. operated the Lewis Tower Building, a center-city Philadelphia office building, pursuant to an agreement with the owners of that building. During this period of time, plaintiffs contracted with L.B.T. Co. to supply equipment and services for the maintenance and improvement of the Lewis Tower Building. As of this date over $100,000 remains unpaid on the bills for these improvements and services. In this diversity action, these suppliers seek recovery of the amount of their bills from the defendants…